Work-life balance is quite good. Flex time is available, as is working from home in some situations. Benefits are excellent.
Good people to work with – smart and helpful.
Regular team lunches and outings are provided. Lower management is receptive to criticism and supportive. Infrequent demands for more than 40 hours per week.
The development environment is archaic. The infrastructure is fragile. The codebase is immense, poorly documented, and poorly understood. Too much emphasis is given to new features over consolidating and solidifying existing features. Middle and upper management are focused too much on marketing requests at the expense of development needs. Emphasis is placed on development days rather than productivity. Development tools are outdated. Available information is disorganized and not maintained. Developer productivity suffers greatly due to poor code organization, old tools, an enormous codebase, an unstable development environment, and questionable management decisions. The stock price has been flat for the last four years.
Rewrite the code from scratch with an eye towards stability, maintenance, and debugging. The benefit would be a doubling of productivity, increased stability, and faster response.
The interview was scheduled as a video conference, and I joined the call on time. The HR person called and said the panel was busy and asked to reschedule for the next day. However, no call came after that, and there was no response to emails either.
An in-house recruiter reached out, and we had an initial call, which was nice. I liked that they had the initiative to contact candidates sometimes, and the call was good, with no complaints in that sense. It felt like a normal, friendly conversation
The ideal problem-solving round involves choosing a GeeksForGeeks or LeetCode Medium question and asking you to solve it. The problem with this round was that the interviewer panel's laptop could not share a question. After 10 minutes, the interview
The interview was scheduled as a video conference, and I joined the call on time. The HR person called and said the panel was busy and asked to reschedule for the next day. However, no call came after that, and there was no response to emails either.
An in-house recruiter reached out, and we had an initial call, which was nice. I liked that they had the initiative to contact candidates sometimes, and the call was good, with no complaints in that sense. It felt like a normal, friendly conversation
The ideal problem-solving round involves choosing a GeeksForGeeks or LeetCode Medium question and asking you to solve it. The problem with this round was that the interviewer panel's laptop could not share a question. After 10 minutes, the interview