Familiar tech stack: there's nothing new under the sun. I joined this field for novelty.
My manager and I had (somewhat) incompatible personalities, and SoFi has made it very difficult to change teams based on interest/fit.
Food: there weren't staff for the kitchens, so there was a team rotation. Some teams were more lax than others.
Better align with the values toted internally. As of Jan. 2019, for someone who was sticking out a bit from the herd, it felt like getting whacked on the head for being different.
Run after challenges. Be different. Focus on what's best for the customer.
The interview process was very relaxed. It started with a phone interview, which was a "get to know you" type and did not include technical questions. The interviewers spoke a little about the company. After the phone interview, I was scheduled for
A recruiter reached out to me for a job. They only responded once after the initial phone call and then blamed the hiring manager for being too busy. If you don't want to do your job, then don't recruit people!
Initial call with recruiter. Scheduled first round. First round with hiring manager. Asked about past experience. Went over a SQL query. And a multi-threading related question. Overall average interview.
The interview process was very relaxed. It started with a phone interview, which was a "get to know you" type and did not include technical questions. The interviewers spoke a little about the company. After the phone interview, I was scheduled for
A recruiter reached out to me for a job. They only responded once after the initial phone call and then blamed the hiring manager for being too busy. If you don't want to do your job, then don't recruit people!
Initial call with recruiter. Scheduled first round. First round with hiring manager. Asked about past experience. Went over a SQL query. And a multi-threading related question. Overall average interview.