Company has a strong positive impact on the real world. The executive team is very experienced, mature, and really (really) smart. There's a strong engineering culture around documentation and onboarding. They use great languages and patterns. Company values are sensible and feel like the right values.
Some poor (sometimes very poor indeed) code quality in places.
The tax on the share compensation scheme is very bad in the UK.
Set up a dedicated team to prioritize and tackle tech debt.
Make non-USA people have more cash-based compensation, as RSUs are taxed heavily in the UK.
Round 1: Behavioural Questions + Questions on Projects Round 2: One Easy DSA question related to count sort. Questions on past work. Rejected despite answering everything, and the interviewer verbally telling me that's what they were expecting. The
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out after about a week to set up a call. In the call with the recruiter, I was asked about my experience and was presented the company and the role. I was then scheduled for a live coding interview. I thought
The screening interview was fairly general. The recruiter asked about my work experience as a software engineer, my technical background, and the kind of projects I’ve worked on, particularly my full-stack development, system architecture, and intern
Round 1: Behavioural Questions + Questions on Projects Round 2: One Easy DSA question related to count sort. Questions on past work. Rejected despite answering everything, and the interviewer verbally telling me that's what they were expecting. The
I applied online, and a recruiter reached out after about a week to set up a call. In the call with the recruiter, I was asked about my experience and was presented the company and the role. I was then scheduled for a live coding interview. I thought
The screening interview was fairly general. The recruiter asked about my work experience as a software engineer, my technical background, and the kind of projects I’ve worked on, particularly my full-stack development, system architecture, and intern