People are nice, managers don’t micromanage, and the work is very cool.
Grueling workday, lacks diversity, layoffs right and left
It was a typical software engineer interview process. It was hard getting answers about what it was like to work there, but I didn’t feel like they were being evasive. They were super huge in core values, but since I didn’t hear anything after three
I got a call from a recruiter and after deciding I was a good match for the position, they moved me forward towards the coding challenge phase. I received a rejection but no clarification even after reaching out multiple times.
Tell us about yourself, review of technologies, frameworks, libraries you've used and to what extent. Lots of theory of computer science fundamentals and then 2 questions that require coding skills
It was a typical software engineer interview process. It was hard getting answers about what it was like to work there, but I didn’t feel like they were being evasive. They were super huge in core values, but since I didn’t hear anything after three
I got a call from a recruiter and after deciding I was a good match for the position, they moved me forward towards the coding challenge phase. I received a rejection but no clarification even after reaching out multiple times.
Tell us about yourself, review of technologies, frameworks, libraries you've used and to what extent. Lots of theory of computer science fundamentals and then 2 questions that require coding skills