The product we sell works. Our customers love it, and it's leading in almost every segment it plays in.
Some of the smartest people I've ever met are working in technology. The corporate leadership has stepped up (under John Donahoe's guidance) and has created a dynamic, inclusive, world-class company that treats its employees with the highest degree of respect, all while encouraging us to have fun and enjoy the work we do.
Lots of promotions from within; it really feels like a solid career path is available for those that want it.
Rapid growth comes with rapid growth challenges. This isn't a place to identify problems and walk away. There are a lot of problems. The challenge is solving them while doing your job, or understanding that things are still growing and people are still learning.
Cross-functional success is often boiled down to who you know and how willing they are to help you. That can be incredibly deflating at times.
Keep it up. You're investing in the employees in the right areas, and we're starting to see the dividends.
Keep inspiring employees to take risks and fail fast.
Continue to show love and investment to our non-HQ offices.
Applied online through the company careers page. An internal recruiter responded the next day, and an onsite interview was scheduled within one week. The interview consisted of three 45-minute sections, with two interviewers per section.
The interview process consisted of one phone interview and three onsite interviews. All interviews were an hour long. All of the interviews went very well, and I was able to solve the technical questions asked of me without much difficulty. The peop
My interview was hosted by three Software Engineers: a manager, a senior developer, and a new hire. They all had good personalities and were competent. However, the UI Manager's subtle twist of using reverse psychology and sarcasm to provoke certain
Applied online through the company careers page. An internal recruiter responded the next day, and an onsite interview was scheduled within one week. The interview consisted of three 45-minute sections, with two interviewers per section.
The interview process consisted of one phone interview and three onsite interviews. All interviews were an hour long. All of the interviews went very well, and I was able to solve the technical questions asked of me without much difficulty. The peop
My interview was hosted by three Software Engineers: a manager, a senior developer, and a new hire. They all had good personalities and were competent. However, the UI Manager's subtle twist of using reverse psychology and sarcasm to provoke certain