Full end-to-end ownership of work. Work with extremely skilled people. Diversify skills. The work is constantly changing.
You get pulled in many directions at once and are expected to execute at the highest level for all of them.
You rarely get the time to stop and get really good at one thing, and are often too spread out.
Everyone is being pulled in many directions, which results in a stressful and often blunt/harsh environment.
There are barely any women...
Diversify hires. Have better new hire resources. The leads aren’t people leaders and are not great at supporting the individuals with their workloads and the team’s workload. Management rarely has the skills to maintain a cohesive, productive team and relies too heavily on individual heroics. This leads to burnout and unfriendly, unhappy team members.
I applied for the position through the company's job site. The recruiter conducts a phone interview for basic questions on the resume, and introduces the company and project. After the phone interview, a take-home test (6-hour time limit) is given f
The interview itself isn't that difficult, but since there are way too many steps in a short amount of time, it's easy to mess up. The process is as follows: This is for a full-time, entry-level software engineering position: 1. Phone interview wi
I spoke with HR, and he promised to give me an OA. However, at the end of the day, he didn't. I was a little disappointed, and I didn't receive any feedback either. It's strange.
I applied for the position through the company's job site. The recruiter conducts a phone interview for basic questions on the resume, and introduces the company and project. After the phone interview, a take-home test (6-hour time limit) is given f
The interview itself isn't that difficult, but since there are way too many steps in a short amount of time, it's easy to mess up. The process is as follows: This is for a full-time, entry-level software engineering position: 1. Phone interview wi
I spoke with HR, and he promised to give me an OA. However, at the end of the day, he didn't. I was a little disappointed, and I didn't receive any feedback either. It's strange.