IC level folks are smart, dedicated, and driven.
The company is in a stage of growth.
Lots to do means lots of opportunities to define what's next.
Fully remote is nice.
The interview process is fairly standard: * An HR call * A phone screen * An onsite interview The onsite includes several technical rounds (coding and design), including a session with live coding on your own laptop. There is also a round wit
The interview experience is so bad. You will be interviewed by a front-end engineer with no idea what you are doing. The concepts asked are not useful and are not used by MLEs at all. This was the worst experience ever.
The interview process began with a call from a recruiter. This was followed by a phone screen focused on coding. Subsequently, there were four interviews covering coding, design, and behavioral aspects. Overall, it was a fairly typical interview p
The interview process is fairly standard: * An HR call * A phone screen * An onsite interview The onsite includes several technical rounds (coding and design), including a session with live coding on your own laptop. There is also a round wit
The interview experience is so bad. You will be interviewed by a front-end engineer with no idea what you are doing. The concepts asked are not useful and are not used by MLEs at all. This was the worst experience ever.
The interview process began with a call from a recruiter. This was followed by a phone screen focused on coding. Subsequently, there were four interviews covering coding, design, and behavioral aspects. Overall, it was a fairly typical interview p