Most of my coworkers are wonderful, and all of us share common values. If you can somehow ignore the dysfunction, the lack of communication, and the invisible corporate culture, it’s a great place.
No clear progression in roles or compensation.
No formalized corporate communication structure; very little formalized corporate structures at all, like virtually no HR!
It’s all coming soon, but right now, it’s chaotic.
All of a sudden, there are attitude issues on my team that are well known, but nothing is being done about it. It's very frustrating that there's no real HR to go to.
During the remote interview, I was given a problem to solve. They asked questions as I worked my way through the problem. I was allowed to select the programming language of my choice.
HR - 30 min Hiring Lead interview - 1 hr 7 hr interview - 6 one-on-one interviews with all people you would work with and 1 hr technical challenge presenting your work 2 weeks later, learned the outcome. Exhausting process. Don’t waste your time
The process took around 1 month. It involved: * Two phone screen interviews with the recruiter and then the hiring manager. * An on-site interview in Irvine, CA, which was about 4 hours of back-to-back interviews with 4 different panel members.
During the remote interview, I was given a problem to solve. They asked questions as I worked my way through the problem. I was allowed to select the programming language of my choice.
HR - 30 min Hiring Lead interview - 1 hr 7 hr interview - 6 one-on-one interviews with all people you would work with and 1 hr technical challenge presenting your work 2 weeks later, learned the outcome. Exhausting process. Don’t waste your time
The process took around 1 month. It involved: * Two phone screen interviews with the recruiter and then the hiring manager. * An on-site interview in Irvine, CA, which was about 4 hours of back-to-back interviews with 4 different panel members.