Good culture amongst teams (dev <-> qa collaboration is good).
Good benefits.
Good tech stack, especially internal automation.
Upper management (especially in QA) tends to be very biased to certain teams (i.e., supporting certain teams and outright obliterating other teams without any logic, other than bias).
Get bias out of the window.
Waste of time. Applied online and about a week later, received an invitation link to schedule a 45-minute phone/video coding interview. The interviewer was nice and knowledgeable. The task wasn't very hard; I completed it in about 15-20 minutes, so
I hate interviewing, but I really enjoyed interviewing at Roku. The process started with a technical phone screen and ended with a virtual onsite (via Zoom) that consisted of 3 technical interviews and 2 discussions (one with a product manager and a
I applied online. The process took 3 days. Fully remote even though the job isn't and I was local. Pretty streamlined and everything got set up quickly. Easy first round, but final interview was back to back with no break for lunch.
Waste of time. Applied online and about a week later, received an invitation link to schedule a 45-minute phone/video coding interview. The interviewer was nice and knowledgeable. The task wasn't very hard; I completed it in about 15-20 minutes, so
I hate interviewing, but I really enjoyed interviewing at Roku. The process started with a technical phone screen and ended with a virtual onsite (via Zoom) that consisted of 3 technical interviews and 2 discussions (one with a product manager and a
I applied online. The process took 3 days. Fully remote even though the job isn't and I was local. Pretty streamlined and everything got set up quickly. Easy first round, but final interview was back to back with no break for lunch.