Benefits were great, and pay was competitive.
The ISMs are pretty decent as far as guidelines go, but the culture Dan Gilbert created is pretty toxic and problematic for a changing workforce.
People would have a problem when I would say “user” when talking about someone using our product, but then had no problems saying things like “gump it” for “dumb it down”, or my favorite—their central tech support is “the guy”. Many of these because they are holding on to Dan's culture.
I really wanted to like working here, I enjoyed my team, but my management chain was all white cis het men, who were just more problematic than the last. Heard many horror stories throughout engineering.
Listen to your employees; just because something isn't the most popular doesn't mean it shouldn't be looked at. Don't put all the work on Trina Scott to save yourselves.
HR phone screen, online assessment, and 4 onsite interviews. The process is pretty straightforward, with minimal technical questions and more focus on behavior and team fit. Topics covered included merging two sorted arrays and anagrams. The design
I had a phone call with a recruiter, then took an online coding assessment. It used a spyware browser extension that I was pretty uncomfortable installing. There was a mix-up, and the assessment was in a technology I was unfamiliar with. I emailed t
The recruiter asks you basic questions. Then you have a one-on-one with a peer, which includes some technical questions. The last part requires interviewing against a panel of their best. Extremely difficult technical questions really test your know
HR phone screen, online assessment, and 4 onsite interviews. The process is pretty straightforward, with minimal technical questions and more focus on behavior and team fit. Topics covered included merging two sorted arrays and anagrams. The design
I had a phone call with a recruiter, then took an online coding assessment. It used a spyware browser extension that I was pretty uncomfortable installing. There was a mix-up, and the assessment was in a technology I was unfamiliar with. I emailed t
The recruiter asks you basic questions. Then you have a one-on-one with a peer, which includes some technical questions. The last part requires interviewing against a panel of their best. Extremely difficult technical questions really test your know