For those who have been in the company for two years or more, the price of the stock has skyrocketed, and it is too expensive to leave it.
Engineers are under great pressure and unhappy.
Tenured engineers have been leaving recently, and management downplays the significance.
Compensation is only part of the issue.
Other employees say that we need to hire new engineers to replace all the departing engineers so that our company value can continue increasing.
Recruiting increased the referral bonus because we encountered difficulties in hiring, and they hope we'll dupe our friends to join.
The IPO cannot happen soon enough.
We all like Sanjit, but we should pay attention to the leadership he has put in place. The CEO is responsible for the culture.
As long as a product manager is in charge of engineering, we will focus on the fastest hack chasing a dollar and not on the infrastructure. Our company was better when our CTO was in charge of engineering, even though he did not lead and focused on his projects.
HackerRank Phone Screen: Super Day Super Day was kind of odd. They wined and dined you on Friday night by taking you out on a boat, then interviewed you on a Saturday. The Super Day itself consisted of three rounds: * One debugging * A CoderPad
Phone screen + onsite interview. You get a product demo, some coffee and snacks, lunch, and do 3 technical interviews. Additionally, there's 1 hiring manager interview. It's a pretty good process, and you get to meet many engineers and talk to the
1 non-technical screen with a recruiter, 2 technical phone screens. The interviewers were very friendly and nice, and the process was straightforward. I was able to solve the technical portions on the two phone interviews but did not get past the se
HackerRank Phone Screen: Super Day Super Day was kind of odd. They wined and dined you on Friday night by taking you out on a boat, then interviewed you on a Saturday. The Super Day itself consisted of three rounds: * One debugging * A CoderPad
Phone screen + onsite interview. You get a product demo, some coffee and snacks, lunch, and do 3 technical interviews. Additionally, there's 1 hiring manager interview. It's a pretty good process, and you get to meet many engineers and talk to the
1 non-technical screen with a recruiter, 2 technical phone screens. The interviewers were very friendly and nice, and the process was straightforward. I was able to solve the technical portions on the two phone interviews but did not get past the se