It might be the best decision of my career so far, but for all the good being said, some issues have come up.
Politics and disingenuity are on the rise. It's often said that the cultural value we're the worst at is the Honest H. Time and time again leadership says to be more honest. But when we give fair, direct feedback to leadership, people get political, and then we're commended to our faces and called bellyachers behind our backs. It's incredibly disingenuous and feels like we're only going downhill from here.
There was a war story of leadership not wanting to dismiss an engineering manager even when engineers were escalating the issue. Leadership said they made a mistake of not letting him go before all the engineers decided to leave the company. Please do not make that mistake again.
I didn't leave one political company to join another and I'm really disappointed we're going in that direction. The more political it becomes, the less we're going to be engaged.
Please be honest/genuine, practice what you preach, and also only hire honest/genuine leaders.
I was interviewing for their Anaheim Location in California. It was a long, but a relatively easy series of interviews. Beware, though: the Co-Founder makes the final decision. Even if you get along great with the team and are very technically skill
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
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 was interviewing for their Anaheim Location in California. It was a long, but a relatively easy series of interviews. Beware, though: the Co-Founder makes the final decision. Even if you get along great with the team and are very technically skill
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
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