It is easy to get things done on a monolithic architecture.
We have good, direct teammates.
No RSU refreshers that come anywhere close to the initial grant, and do not expect to stay here longer than 4 years.
Very stagnant for your software engineering career, because there aren't any interesting engineering problems to solve, which yeah, is a testament to how well Slack's architecture works.
0 growth opportunity.
Team handed off to 4 different managers in as many months.
Salesforce-influenced culture becoming very toxic.
Absolutely outstanding process. Everyone involved was top-flight and very responsive. I especially appreciated the initial tech screen. It was an un-timed take-home test that amounted to "do a code review of a change request written by a junior engi
Extremely disorganized interview. The manager came in for the introductory interview meeting totally unprepared. He conducted the interview forgetting my resume, so he had no clue who he was talking to. He asked me questions and started cutting me of
1. Screening interview with recruiter 2. Screening interview with a manager 3. Coding challenge (review a PR in GitHub) 4. Call with recruiter to provide "tips" 5. 4.5-hour process, including: * 1 manager interview * 1 coding session (1.5 hou
Absolutely outstanding process. Everyone involved was top-flight and very responsive. I especially appreciated the initial tech screen. It was an un-timed take-home test that amounted to "do a code review of a change request written by a junior engi
Extremely disorganized interview. The manager came in for the introductory interview meeting totally unprepared. He conducted the interview forgetting my resume, so he had no clue who he was talking to. He asked me questions and started cutting me of
1. Screening interview with recruiter 2. Screening interview with a manager 3. Coding challenge (review a PR in GitHub) 4. Call with recruiter to provide "tips" 5. 4.5-hour process, including: * 1 manager interview * 1 coding session (1.5 hou