IT support staff is worse; they act like they are helping, but they are not helping by any means. Issues will be pending for months without any action.
Lot of developers left in the last 6 months, and there are 10-20 orphan projects nobody is taking care of. Some random engineer will be assigned without any knowledge.
No QA folks will be assigned. Developers get asked to do QA and DevOps work, ending up wasting 2-3 days for nothing. There is no new learning happening here.
Beta environment is terrible and highly unstable. Everyone in the team is aware of the issue, but no one is taking action from the senior level engineers. It was asked in Tech All Hands on a video call. Even the CEO is not aligned with this ask; he upfront asked developers to take care of that job. He is okay with developers wasting their 2-3 days on QA work, even if tech work is a 1-day job.
HR will promise you while joining that ESOPs will be allocated on day 1. But ESOPs will not be granted on day 1. Management will wait for at least 7-8 months. The problem is that funding in that 7-8 period is not going to help your money grow. This looks like cheap strategic work.
In the last 6 months, 8 full-timers and 1 contractor left, and 5 contractors joined. This is degrading the quality of the company by a big margin.
13-inch MacBook to developers and 15-inch to designers. Don't understand why you can't give a 15-inch MacBook to developers when there is an ask.
Four technical interviews. All virtual. I was selected for the SDE 2 role, but they were not able to match my current compensation. They also did not budge to offer me the Sr. SDE role, so I declined the offer.
The interview started with discussing technical concepts and past work, and system design. A few minutes later, the interviewer went back to discussing past work. Apparently, the interviewer was interested in knowing how things were built in a past t
The interview includes a 1.5-hour machine coding round to assess problem-solving and coding skills, followed by a 45-minute hiring manager round focused on technical depth and team fit.
Four technical interviews. All virtual. I was selected for the SDE 2 role, but they were not able to match my current compensation. They also did not budge to offer me the Sr. SDE role, so I declined the offer.
The interview started with discussing technical concepts and past work, and system design. A few minutes later, the interviewer went back to discussing past work. Apparently, the interviewer was interested in knowing how things were built in a past t
The interview includes a 1.5-hour machine coding round to assess problem-solving and coding skills, followed by a 45-minute hiring manager round focused on technical depth and team fit.