Teammates/coworkers are great people. They are supportive and helpful.
You have a bunch of managers who overpromise and underdeliver. They will literally promise you anything to get you to keep working.
You will burn out from the politics that happen here.
If you have a competing offer, take that offer!
Samsara doesn't care about its employees; they only care about their managers. Everyone else is just a zero.
Not everyone is replaceable. You need to put your reports first. They are staying because they still slightly have hope, but that window is closing very quickly. You cannot say you care about diversity and inclusion but then treat people this way!
Huge waste of time. They didn't know in which department the position was supposed to be. One of the interviewers seemed to be tremendously racially/sexually biased. You'll get a better shot at a job as a woman or part of the trans community.
I met a Samsara rep at a career fair and spoke with her at length about Samsara, the company's goals, and my goals. Less than a week later, I was contacted by a recruiter from Samsara who set up a technical phone interview. The interviewer was late
The interview consisted of three rounds: * A technical screen. * A "full day" more in-depth technical round. * A manager/behavioral round. Typical questions were asked, at LeetCode medium difficulty. There was a debugging part that was unique
Huge waste of time. They didn't know in which department the position was supposed to be. One of the interviewers seemed to be tremendously racially/sexually biased. You'll get a better shot at a job as a woman or part of the trans community.
I met a Samsara rep at a career fair and spoke with her at length about Samsara, the company's goals, and my goals. Less than a week later, I was contacted by a recruiter from Samsara who set up a technical phone interview. The interviewer was late
The interview consisted of three rounds: * A technical screen. * A "full day" more in-depth technical round. * A manager/behavioral round. Typical questions were asked, at LeetCode medium difficulty. There was a debugging part that was unique