Very strong pay rate (still not enough to negate the uninteresting work).
CEO is good at stamping out certain contemporary cultural excesses.
It is a genuinely interesting business and an interesting industry to be in.
The least interesting work I've ever had, combined with the most deadline pressure I've ever had – a remarkably bad combination. Uninteresting technology platform. The guy from Memento had better continuity than the software planners governing my team; folks were desperately mashing on the control panel, figuratively. Monolith often meant poor bounds around each team's ownership of work and unbounded expectations placed on you.
I imagine you think that you're "agile" or "pivoting" or whatever, but if you shift priorities too frequently, your employees will inevitably conclude that there's no point to what they're working on right now.
1 hr life story 1 hr technical interview To be honest, the technical interview was good. But the interviewer gave feedback that I ‘overcomplicated’ my solution. I was really surprised because I was talking and describing my thought process clearly,
Recruiter Talk The recruiter talk was really about understanding what the role is about and also a chance for them to assess your background with some general conversation. What you do at your current work, compensation expectations, your regular wo
Snobbiest company I had interviews with. There were three main interview stages, with really long periods of silence between them. I would spend weeks trying to reach the recruiter and waiting for some response. When I thought they had given up on i
1 hr life story 1 hr technical interview To be honest, the technical interview was good. But the interviewer gave feedback that I ‘overcomplicated’ my solution. I was really surprised because I was talking and describing my thought process clearly,
Recruiter Talk The recruiter talk was really about understanding what the role is about and also a chance for them to assess your background with some general conversation. What you do at your current work, compensation expectations, your regular wo
Snobbiest company I had interviews with. There were three main interview stages, with really long periods of silence between them. I would spend weeks trying to reach the recruiter and waiting for some response. When I thought they had given up on i