It’s a job that pays really well.
The CTO is always in a very bad mood. I am not sure what would make him happy, but it doesn’t seem to be his staff or the product.
Recently hired engineering leadership that makes you wonder if there was any background check or EQ alignment. Uncomfortable is how some people feel, but will something be done?
The CTO demeanor is unmotivating, as is the new leadership. People are talking about it, but not speaking up.
I did a coding challenge and two coding interviews. They didn't seem to care too much about thought process; speed was very important. You have to know your coding language very well, and the concurrency primitives well as well.
Manager conversation, phone screen, virtual onsite. Virtual onsite: 2 coding, 1 design, 1 manager interview, 1 VP. I was able to take the interview over 2 days. After 1 week, HR responded that they are not going to offer.
The interview process was not quite the most optimal or mutually beneficial. All interviews had a "tricky" part to them, whether trying to validate the person or the skills. Few interviewers were quite young with only a few years of experience, and
I did a coding challenge and two coding interviews. They didn't seem to care too much about thought process; speed was very important. You have to know your coding language very well, and the concurrency primitives well as well.
Manager conversation, phone screen, virtual onsite. Virtual onsite: 2 coding, 1 design, 1 manager interview, 1 VP. I was able to take the interview over 2 days. After 1 week, HR responded that they are not going to offer.
The interview process was not quite the most optimal or mutually beneficial. All interviews had a "tricky" part to them, whether trying to validate the person or the skills. Few interviewers were quite young with only a few years of experience, and