Still "startupy"; a good amount of tech debt, team structure can be unorganized and confusing.
While there are a lot of resources to learn how to do things, it's usually quite hard to find. Most times I've just had to message coworkers until figuring it out.
Straightforward Rivian interview: * One simple DSA question about clock hands. * Resume-driven discussion, focused on past projects, impact, and collaboration. No brainteasers; conversational vibe. Feedback and next steps provided within days.
The software interview process starts with a phone screening with a recruiter. They will go over the basic logistics of the job and the interview process. Next will likely be a 30-minute call with the hiring manager to get an idea of the day-to-day
They were standard questions, but the interviewer was very hard to understand. This made the interview process more difficult. Overall, it was an okay interview, though.
Straightforward Rivian interview: * One simple DSA question about clock hands. * Resume-driven discussion, focused on past projects, impact, and collaboration. No brainteasers; conversational vibe. Feedback and next steps provided within days.
The software interview process starts with a phone screening with a recruiter. They will go over the basic logistics of the job and the interview process. Next will likely be a 30-minute call with the hiring manager to get an idea of the day-to-day
They were standard questions, but the interviewer was very hard to understand. This made the interview process more difficult. Overall, it was an okay interview, though.