Good pay, including bonuses and stock. Good benefits. Employee-friendly policies. Flexible hours. Recognizes successes and encourages training.
Excellent tool availability, and will purchase more when needed.
Long hours, unrealistic schedules, and projects often understaffed. Attempts to leverage existing designs where it may not be the best approach. Top-heavy management, leaving little room to advance. Repetitive assignments limit opportunities for personal growth.
Trust input from line-level management regarding timelines and resources when planning and sizing projects.
Allow some downtime between for people to get training.
Focus more on employee growth and shuffle folks to diversify their skills. Employees will be happier, more focused, and efficient.
Focus on web technologies, WebKit, Android, Blink, and the open-source process. Whiteboard coding in a language of your choice (Java, C++, and Python are preferred). Be prepared to explain what you are doing as you whiteboard. Style seems modeled
The interview process was very good. There was first a phone screen. The phone screen was technical. If the candidate passed the phone screen, then there was a full panel interview with 4 people for a day.
Applied online and was selected for an interview. I met with the department manager for an interview, which was conducted in his office. Though it shouldn't really matter, I couldn't help but notice that the interviewer and all the employees I saw
Focus on web technologies, WebKit, Android, Blink, and the open-source process. Whiteboard coding in a language of your choice (Java, C++, and Python are preferred). Be prepared to explain what you are doing as you whiteboard. Style seems modeled
The interview process was very good. There was first a phone screen. The phone screen was technical. If the candidate passed the phone screen, then there was a full panel interview with 4 people for a day.
Applied online and was selected for an interview. I met with the department manager for an interview, which was conducted in his office. Though it shouldn't really matter, I couldn't help but notice that the interviewer and all the employees I saw