There are free snacks and Ben & Jerry's ice cream in the office.
The tech stack and the overall kind of work you do here is terrible for your technical development. The codebase is a hot mess and still stuck in 2004. There's also lots and lots of politics. Very aggressive people with a lot of finger-pointing. The whole "nice Ohana" culture is mostly marketing BS; you will need to have a tough skin to work here.
Give better compensation.
The first step was a two-hour RPT (remote programming test) consisting of a single programming challenge. This was followed by a phone screen with the hiring manager and an onsite interview with three current team members.
The overall result is unsatisfactory and falls short of expectations. Various aspects require improvement to enhance both quality and performance, ensuring a more successful and effective outcome in the future.
The interview process consists of a 15-minute phone screening, a technical challenge (untimed?), and at least one hour-long technical interview. The job was listed as remote, but I learned during the phone screening that it was instead hybrid. The in
The first step was a two-hour RPT (remote programming test) consisting of a single programming challenge. This was followed by a phone screen with the hiring manager and an onsite interview with three current team members.
The overall result is unsatisfactory and falls short of expectations. Various aspects require improvement to enhance both quality and performance, ensuring a more successful and effective outcome in the future.
The interview process consists of a 15-minute phone screening, a technical challenge (untimed?), and at least one hour-long technical interview. The job was listed as remote, but I learned during the phone screening that it was instead hybrid. The in