So many great people to work with, lots of cool problems to solve, and many opportunities to touch all the modern areas of software development. The pay is very good, and the benefits are generous.
Work-life balance is good.
Upper management is combative, aggressive, and short-sighted, often putting their own ideas in front of the engineering team's recommendations. Many of them use divide-and-conquer tactics to pit people against one another. It's maybe the most toxic management culture I've ever been involved in. Often, it is hard to even come up with a good reason to engage with them, except for not wanting to get shouted at later.
Put your ego in check, be open to taking risks, and realize that you are the problem with why the company doesn't put out better products faster.
Basic interview process: * Phone screen * One-on-one with each team member
Through Hirevue, camera on. I had to answer some behavioral questions that were pretty useless and long. After that, I had to answer a Hard LeetCode-style question. After that, I never heard anything from them.
I had the first technical interview, which included broader questions about how the browser works and my interests in security topics. I did not proceed to further rounds, so I'm unsure what the next steps would have entailed.
Basic interview process: * Phone screen * One-on-one with each team member
Through Hirevue, camera on. I had to answer some behavioral questions that were pretty useless and long. After that, I had to answer a Hard LeetCode-style question. After that, I never heard anything from them.
I had the first technical interview, which included broader questions about how the browser works and my interests in security topics. I did not proceed to further rounds, so I'm unsure what the next steps would have entailed.