Good quality work, but no work-life balance
Good quality work, but no work-life balance
- Get to learn a lot in respective fields.
- Good health benefits.
- Bad work-life balance with too many parallel projects and compact timelines overlapping.
- No sense of job security or employee appreciation.
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Staff Engineer
Applied online. Was contacted by a recruiter via email once shortlisted. The hiring manager reached out for a 30-minute phone interview. Flew to San Diego for a full day on-site interview. Met all team members and the hiring manager.
Staff Engineer
I applied on your website and had a phone call after two weeks, followed by an on-site interview. Except for the hiring manager, all other interviewers (yes, all four of them) seemed to wonder how I reached this level. They kept asking how I got my
Staff Engineer
Phone interview with the hiring manager. It was mostly chatting about my background and technical experience. The hiring manager also talked about the job position and work content. Overall, it was very good.
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2016Applied online. Was contacted by a recruiter via email once shortlisted. The hiring manager reached out for a 30-minute phone interview. Flew to San Diego for a full day on-site interview. Met all team members and the hiring manager.
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesJune 13, 2016I applied on your website and had a phone call after two weeks, followed by an on-site interview. Except for the hiring manager, all other interviewers (yes, all four of them) seemed to wonder how I reached this level. They kept asking how I got my
Staff Engineer
San Diego, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2017Phone interview with the hiring manager. It was mostly chatting about my background and technical experience. The hiring manager also talked about the job position and work content. Overall, it was very good.
