Work from anywhere.
Work-life balance is mostly good.
Benefits are mediocre, but decent for remote work life.
Top-down management is riddled with micromanagement. Follow orders and don't try to have your own thoughts.
Promotions are a joke.
Let engineering have real autonomy, not just the fake perception of it. Let managers run their teams.
Once your resume is accepted, there is a 30-minute general interview with a recruiter. Then, a 1-hour coding test; this one didn't focus on O-notation. After that, there are 4 rounds of 1-hour interviews. These can be scheduled all on the same day, o
It was good. Over three months, there were five interviews and two assignments. It was stressful, but not as bad as it could have been. Overall, I have heard of people going through much worse.
Recruiter screen. Tech screen. On-site in four parts: * Algorithms * Architecture * Management / Team * Incident roleplay The incident section was really good; very enjoyable. I absolutely bombed the architecture section because I got stu
Once your resume is accepted, there is a 30-minute general interview with a recruiter. Then, a 1-hour coding test; this one didn't focus on O-notation. After that, there are 4 rounds of 1-hour interviews. These can be scheduled all on the same day, o
It was good. Over three months, there were five interviews and two assignments. It was stressful, but not as bad as it could have been. Overall, I have heard of people going through much worse.
Recruiter screen. Tech screen. On-site in four parts: * Algorithms * Architecture * Management / Team * Incident roleplay The incident section was really good; very enjoyable. I absolutely bombed the architecture section because I got stu