They definitely care for their employees, are pretty flexible to helping you move in whatever direction you'd like with your career, and give a lot of autonomy for those who want to step up and take the reins.
A lot of zigs and zags in direction over the past few years that led to a lot of wasted engineering effort.
Engineering org seems to favor a "bottom up" style of leadership where individual contributors just kinda pick a direction they want to go. To me that seems like an absence of strong leadership and planning and I think the products and the org have suffered because of it.
Put less value on individual autonomy on a pod-by-pod basis and work harder towards some cohesion between the various distributed engineering teams. Have strong leadership make actual plans to get things done. Don't be tricked into thinking that "no process" doesn't come back to bite you eventually.
The process started with a fairly thorough phone screen by the hiring manager. It was that day or the next that I was asked to schedule the on-site interview for the next week. That started with a panel interview including Q&A and white-boarding (arc
Quick phone screening one day followed by F2F a few days later. All interviewers very friendly and extremely smart. Questions lead to further, more complex questions. All interviewers seemed particularly interested (even a little obsessed) in hash
I completed the first round with just the manager, who only asked some basic questions about my previous projects. Although I performed well, there’s been no further communication from the company. It feels quite unprofessional.
The process started with a fairly thorough phone screen by the hiring manager. It was that day or the next that I was asked to schedule the on-site interview for the next week. That started with a panel interview including Q&A and white-boarding (arc
Quick phone screening one day followed by F2F a few days later. All interviewers very friendly and extremely smart. Questions lead to further, more complex questions. All interviewers seemed particularly interested (even a little obsessed) in hash
I completed the first round with just the manager, who only asked some basic questions about my previous projects. Although I performed well, there’s been no further communication from the company. It feels quite unprofessional.