Brand name.
Ok, benefits and salary.
Voluntary Time Off.
Too much annoying bureaucracy. Your tenure at the company dictates how valuable your ideas are instead of their merit.
Huge technical debt and an age-old technical stack. Code takes a few hours to compile and is terrible. Most of the developers are fresh grads or have been with the company for an extensive period of time.
Engineering executives are non-technical but have been with the company for a long time.
Lots of QA folks have been promoted to Director and Sr. Directors as they did a good job buttering up the executives. Too much title inflation in Product and Engineering.
Hectic work-life balance in San Francisco HQ. Changes in product direction and reorgs happen almost every few weeks.
Mediocre developers keep on changing groups in the Open Opportunity Market and still survive.
Fire the bootlegger engineering executives who have been here for more than five years.
Most of these are C players and are causing A players to leave.
The recruiter, Caroline Kingray, was awesome. She was very responsive and guided me throughout the process. All the interviewers were very friendly and respectful throughout the interview. Best interview experience so far.
1. Recruiter Screening - Telephonic 2. Hiring Manager - Telephonic 3. Technical and Coding Interview - Telephonic 4. Coding problem to be solved in 3 hours (offline) 5. Onsite interview: * 2 Technical and Coding * 1 Architecture and Design
I was interviewed for a different role but was hired as a Principal Engineer. The process was very smooth. I worked with an awesome recruiter who worked with my times as I was traveling. For the initial role, there were about 6 rounds of interview. S
The recruiter, Caroline Kingray, was awesome. She was very responsive and guided me throughout the process. All the interviewers were very friendly and respectful throughout the interview. Best interview experience so far.
1. Recruiter Screening - Telephonic 2. Hiring Manager - Telephonic 3. Technical and Coding Interview - Telephonic 4. Coding problem to be solved in 3 hours (offline) 5. Onsite interview: * 2 Technical and Coding * 1 Architecture and Design
I was interviewed for a different role but was hired as a Principal Engineer. The process was very smooth. I worked with an awesome recruiter who worked with my times as I was traveling. For the initial role, there were about 6 rounds of interview. S