Great benefits: free lunch/snacks every day, a hot buffet on Fridays, generous time off (6 months parental leave), great pay, and lots of perks.
Fun, but motivated culture. Everyone values what they do and wants to get better/help. Yet to encounter the typical grumpy employee or someone not pulling their weight.
Office environment is great, relaxing and fun, but also focused. Everyone has control over the office playlist all day, which makes things fun.
Work is challenging, self-motivated, and well-organized. There are clear goals/tasks, and it's up to you to manage your time to accomplish them. No micromanagement, but managers/product owners are there to clarify for you when you need them to. Everyone is very supportive.
Literally none. It's a large, complicated shop to come into, with many independent teams owning multiple parts of the platform. But even that is explained and documented well, and the employee onboarding is wonderful.
Keep it up. I'm very happy to be here and the environment I've found myself in. I feel challenged every day, but never burned out.
They declined to share the salary range in advance. I have no reason to sink time and effort into interviewing for a company that demands that people waste their time without respecting them enough to provide a salary range.
Two phone calls were made. Both calls went well. I answered all questions, including those from the coding round. They mentioned I spoke too fast, making it difficult to fully understand my work. I tried my best and have never encountered communica
It's very straightforward. I got a call and, being in Boston, had one Google Hangout interview. After that, I had five onsite interviews back to back. The following were the rounds: 1. Programming: General programming questions like ArrayList vs. Li
They declined to share the salary range in advance. I have no reason to sink time and effort into interviewing for a company that demands that people waste their time without respecting them enough to provide a salary range.
Two phone calls were made. Both calls went well. I answered all questions, including those from the coding round. They mentioned I spoke too fast, making it difficult to fully understand my work. I tried my best and have never encountered communica
It's very straightforward. I got a call and, being in Boston, had one Google Hangout interview. After that, I had five onsite interviews back to back. The following were the rounds: 1. Programming: General programming questions like ArrayList vs. Li