Snacks have improved.
Good work life balance.
If you want to work for an engineering company, don't come here.
Management changes directions pretty often; 5 years later, we've come full circle.
Innovation is stagnant.
You have to pump features out while bandaging the existing code base. If you spend time writing documentation, you get questioned.
They cannot afford to hire senior engineers, so they hire junior ones and then put them in charge of pumping out code to build features.
Invest in engineering.
Protect engineers from restructuring, constant changes, and let them do work.
Engineering teams have been restructured from Platforms to Journeys to a hybrid of both in two years. We change directors once every year or a year and a half, and have to put up with bull crap.
The phone interview was more of a confirmation that I was able to communicate properly and that I was interested in the job. I felt the in-person interview was rushed because they already had made their decision. The interviewer made casual conversa
Recruiter is an idiot. Asked for interview times, which I provided. Then they sent me an email and asked me if we could speak the following day. I told them sure - there was only one hour I was available. They sent me another email asking what time(s
The interview process consisted of an object-oriented design question where the interviewer and I iterated many times, each time adding some complexity. We also discussed time and space complexity. Then, there was a presentation round with a lot of
The phone interview was more of a confirmation that I was able to communicate properly and that I was interested in the job. I felt the in-person interview was rushed because they already had made their decision. The interviewer made casual conversa
Recruiter is an idiot. Asked for interview times, which I provided. Then they sent me an email and asked me if we could speak the following day. I told them sure - there was only one hour I was available. They sent me another email asking what time(s
The interview process consisted of an object-oriented design question where the interviewer and I iterated many times, each time adding some complexity. We also discussed time and space complexity. Then, there was a presentation round with a lot of