From what I can tell, Qualtrics is generally following industry standards for tooling and processes, which makes you a competitive candidate for other companies. Standard tech perks in the office and supports a home and work balance.
Lacking senior leadership, since we haven't had a CTO in a long time, and prioritization is a mess. Product and sales teams are constantly overselling, which leads to us creating half-baked products that go straight to top customers, and so on.
Not a lot of support from my management to change roles or move to another org. They are currently not promoting or hiring at all, making promotions ultra-competitive. The company also recently changed the ratings scale, which screwed lots of people over.
I had one online HackerRank, two live coding tasks, and a personal qualities interview. The coding task can be performed in any language. You need algorithm knowledge to pass it. I passed the interview.
90 mins OA, 90 mins of first coding interview with 2 medium LC, 60 minutes second interview (15m personal qualities + LC medium). In my case, the OA was very easy. I've been doing LC mediums for a while, so I was able to ace it. Interviews and thei
Screening -> Technical interview (2 questions) -> Personal Qualities interview + 1 coding question. Pretty standard difficulty, with a big emphasis on data structures knowledge. Interviewers are nice, the atmosphere is good, and there is space for i
I had one online HackerRank, two live coding tasks, and a personal qualities interview. The coding task can be performed in any language. You need algorithm knowledge to pass it. I passed the interview.
90 mins OA, 90 mins of first coding interview with 2 medium LC, 60 minutes second interview (15m personal qualities + LC medium). In my case, the OA was very easy. I've been doing LC mediums for a while, so I was able to ace it. Interviews and thei
Screening -> Technical interview (2 questions) -> Personal Qualities interview + 1 coding question. Pretty standard difficulty, with a big emphasis on data structures knowledge. Interviewers are nice, the atmosphere is good, and there is space for i