Very few pros. Cute office space. Free breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Flexible PTO. Good family benefits. Not sure what's with all the recent fake reviews from HR.
This year has been a nightmare for many old and new employees. Management shuffles every few weeks, with reorganization of Engineering, Design, and Product.
There's huge employee churn, with many highly technical individual contributors leaving the company for better places like Facebook and Google.
The fact is, even though international growth looks pretty okay, revenue is lagging behind very badly, and it is very hard for employees to justify the lofty valuations.
Management seems to think that all problems can be solved by management changes or reorganization, and they have mistreated many valuable individual contributors that have left the company. The commerce initiative has also failed, and the fallout is spectacular.
This company is great for early employees that became middle managers. Most of them are clawing their way to stick around, stepping on others, because it is very hard for them to find similar positions at other more respected companies.
Our engineering leadership is now led by either professional managers from second-tier companies that lack technical depth, old employees that are just clocking in and out daily to keep their positions, or medaled professors that have very little practical know-how.
ICs have very little opportunity to shine, and many are already disillusioned by the constant organizational missteps.
A few of us have very little faith in this company and are looking outwards for better opportunities.
You have really messed up the organizational structure by picking the wrong leaders to lead the engineering organization. The discovery organization is in shambles, the 'research' arm is a joke, and your ads product is in tatters.
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I was first contacted by a recruiter. Then, I applied through an internal reference, which allowed me to accelerate the process, especially since I already had multiple offers. I interviewed with a specific team that required very deep knowledge in t
I applied through a friend. The recruiters were wonderful in setting up interviews quickly. Their follow-ups were also within a day or two. I had two telephonic interviews. * The first was a very non-interactive one; the second was good. * The
A recruiter at Pinterest reached out to me about an Android developer position on July 7th. We had a call where we went through my work history (8 years of Android in FAANG and others). On the 14th, I received an email thanking me for the conversati
I was first contacted by a recruiter. Then, I applied through an internal reference, which allowed me to accelerate the process, especially since I already had multiple offers. I interviewed with a specific team that required very deep knowledge in t
I applied through a friend. The recruiters were wonderful in setting up interviews quickly. Their follow-ups were also within a day or two. I had two telephonic interviews. * The first was a very non-interactive one; the second was good. * The