Good benefits, and work-life balance is good.
Extremely bureaucratic. My team had a 10-page document for how to do stand-ups. We had several meetings and email threads for how to properly format emojis in our Slack messages. Reddit relies on process instead of trusting each other.
Middle management is not mission-focused. Managers optimize for team and personal visibility. We had many discussions about how to make our team look good in front of the broader organization. The PM on my team stopped making themself visible in meetings when it was clear their product experiment was failing.
Middle management needs to be replaced. They don't use the product or care about the mission.
The process started with a recruiter screen, followed by a technical phone interview focused on coding and problem-solving. After that, there were two rounds of technical interviews with senior engineers: one centered on system design and another on
The interview process was disorganized and marked by significant delays in communication. Initial scheduling took over a week despite a prompt response. The first call started more than 15 minutes late, and follow-up information promised during that
Recruiters seemed very disorganized. The interview was for a position that I didn't apply to. The technical interview was not terrible, but it had a very unintuitive trick to it. This was made more difficult by the interviewer interrupting my every
The process started with a recruiter screen, followed by a technical phone interview focused on coding and problem-solving. After that, there were two rounds of technical interviews with senior engineers: one centered on system design and another on
The interview process was disorganized and marked by significant delays in communication. Initial scheduling took over a week despite a prompt response. The first call started more than 15 minutes late, and follow-up information promised during that
Recruiters seemed very disorganized. The interview was for a position that I didn't apply to. The technical interview was not terrible, but it had a very unintuitive trick to it. This was made more difficult by the interviewer interrupting my every