There are intelligent people everywhere. They care more about developer experience and friction than many other engineering shops. There are many good problems to solve, and the teams are well-positioned to execute their goals, with mostly adequate resources.
Company values and culture are genuine, positive, and largely non-political among the engineering ranks. Many people are not too cynical and believe in personal growth, which leads to a culture of continuous learning and improvement, promotions, and development. The pay and benefits are competitive.
Tech stack is a mess. You might not work with the best tools in the industry as the company struggles to maintain the codebase and introduce a modern stack.
Management style and techniques: You'll have to live with ambiguity and lack of direction while continuously working on your review reputation to ensure you're perceived to be impactful.
Make sure you have a mental model and working plans for more collaborative work. For instance, create ad-hoc teams to implement features that require long-term commitments from multiple interdisciplinary teams with a broad skill set.
The Mini-Onsite consists of three rounds: Design 1, Hiring Manager chat, and a programming exercise. If you pass, the "onsite" consists of another three rounds: Design 2, Technical Discussion, and Adaptability. The coding round was a realistic, ind
First round: System design interview and a discussion with the hiring manager. Second round: System design, programming, adaptability (behavioral questions), and a "Technical Talk" where you needed to go through a design you were responsible for in
Brief discussion with recruiter, then a system design screening interview before the onsite. While I applaud Stripe senior management for attempting to improve the technical interview process (which frankly, across all companies, is now a joke domin
The Mini-Onsite consists of three rounds: Design 1, Hiring Manager chat, and a programming exercise. If you pass, the "onsite" consists of another three rounds: Design 2, Technical Discussion, and Adaptability. The coding round was a realistic, ind
First round: System design interview and a discussion with the hiring manager. Second round: System design, programming, adaptability (behavioral questions), and a "Technical Talk" where you needed to go through a design you were responsible for in
Brief discussion with recruiter, then a system design screening interview before the onsite. While I applaud Stripe senior management for attempting to improve the technical interview process (which frankly, across all companies, is now a joke domin