Great startup perks like a gym, phone, and commute reimbursement, lots of beer flowing, trips to conferences, and games to go all around. They give you anything you want for the workplace like a standing desk, MacBook Airs with Thunderbolt displays, and more. There is also the annual company trip to Mexico that is always unforgettable.
There is a bias and favoritism felt towards the Colorado office. There are many people who work in engineering that do nothing and are lazy. And the others who work hard are not appreciated at all. It takes HR and management a few resignations to see that they need to give mass promotions and raises so it's unorganized and not based on actual merit. They've gone through a few VPs of Engineering in only 2 years, so the engineering department is always unstable.
Take care of your current employees before focusing on aggressive hiring/growth. This is where the dissatisfaction begins.
I went through the HR screening process and was later scheduled for a technical interview with one of their senior software engineers. The interview covered generic questions about design patterns, such as "what is polymorphism," and then moved to a
I had two phone interviews: one with the company recruiter and one with a developer. Both seemed to go okay. In the developer interview, I coded using CollabEdit. Afterward, I was given a relatively complex coding assignment and asked to return it w
The initial 30-minute phone screen consisted of behavioral and technical questions, as well as inquiries about previous projects. I passed this phone screen and advanced to the next stage, which was a take-home technical challenge. This challenge in
I went through the HR screening process and was later scheduled for a technical interview with one of their senior software engineers. The interview covered generic questions about design patterns, such as "what is polymorphism," and then moved to a
I had two phone interviews: one with the company recruiter and one with a developer. Both seemed to go okay. In the developer interview, I coded using CollabEdit. Afterward, I was given a relatively complex coding assignment and asked to return it w
The initial 30-minute phone screen consisted of behavioral and technical questions, as well as inquiries about previous projects. I passed this phone screen and advanced to the next stage, which was a take-home technical challenge. This challenge in