Process-heavy, Top-down Hierarchy
Process-heavy, Top-down Hierarchy
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Terrible, process-heavy company. Top-down hierarchy. Relying on customers' reluctance to switch away from legacy apps (similar to mainframe computing).
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Senior Software Engineer
Just a chat in Starbucks. The manager was so incompetent that she couldn't ask anything technical. The interview was a joke. I should have realized why the interview was so stupidly easy.
Senior Software Engineer
I was referred by another colleague. The process included a phone screening, followed by several one-on-one on-site sessions. Questions covered basic computer science principles and practical coding problems, with follow-up questions related to sca
Senior Software Engineer
The interview process consists of close to 7 rounds. Out of these 7 rounds, 3 are technical. I would give the interview process average complexity. It includes basic design pattern and programming-related questions.
Senior Software Engineer
Palo Alto, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2015Just a chat in Starbucks. The manager was so incompetent that she couldn't ask anything technical. The interview was a joke. I should have realized why the interview was so stupidly easy.
Senior Software Engineer
Palo Alto, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2019I was referred by another colleague. The process included a phone screening, followed by several one-on-one on-site sessions. Questions covered basic computer science principles and practical coding problems, with follow-up questions related to sca
Senior Software Engineer
IndiaJanuary 2, 2015The interview process consists of close to 7 rounds. Out of these 7 rounds, 3 are technical. I would give the interview process average complexity. It includes basic design pattern and programming-related questions.
