Pay; Benefits (good insurance, annual stock and cash awards); Remote work is accessible; Generally collaborative, easy to work with most;
Work-life balance is atrocious. Expected availability on vacation. Long hours; reporting OT discouraged. Code base is beyond messy and convoluted. Traffic in SoCal... if you do get to leave at a reasonable hour, you'll still spend ~10-30 minutes per highway mile to get home.
Phone screen. Asked C and C++ questions, including keywords and pointers. Code was written on a shared electronic document. An HR person alerted of interest for an interview. The hiring manager set up a phone call. The phone screen was 1 ho
A recruiter phone interview was followed by a full day in-office interview with what felt like different groups. This included a lunch interview. Towards the end, I met with HR.
I received a call from HR within a month of posting my resume on their website. Initially, there was a phone screen interview with one of their directors. A week passed before HR contacted me for an onsite interview. That consisted of five interviews
Phone screen. Asked C and C++ questions, including keywords and pointers. Code was written on a shared electronic document. An HR person alerted of interest for an interview. The hiring manager set up a phone call. The phone screen was 1 ho
A recruiter phone interview was followed by a full day in-office interview with what felt like different groups. This included a lunch interview. Towards the end, I met with HR.
I received a call from HR within a month of posting my resume on their website. Initially, there was a phone screen interview with one of their directors. A week passed before HR contacted me for an onsite interview. That consisted of five interviews