Excellent culture where people are, on the whole, genuine and caring.
Mangers care about your career growth.
Fun problems to solve and easy to make a big impact with your work.
Great work/life balance. Long hours are rarely required.
Leadership is responsive to feedback and welcomes critical questions.
Company still has a lot of room to grow.
ESPP program is very generous.
Company-wide “Palooza” events are a great time.
Compensation is competitive (especially after recent adjustments).
CEO has a good vision for the company.
Though still excellent, culture has grown slightly more “corporate” over the last couple of years.
People who aren’t great at management are sometimes moved into management roles.
There are a handful of overbearing individuals in leadership.
From what I’ve heard, some other orgs are less good to work in, but I’m speaking purely from my experience in Engineering.
I zoomed in for an informational interview with a manager. The interview began with a very boring 45-minute lecture, whiteboard and all, about the company, which I sat through without saying anything. Then I talked about a project I worked on, and th
Applied online through a campus career fair. Was invited to a meet and greet a few weeks after. Then told to apply online. Applied online and received a simple 25-minute HackerRank challenge. Afterwards, had a behavioral phone interview. Then invited
Phone Screen - Typical questions about background. Lengthy description of the company. Phone Interview - Very helpful and left time for questions. Coding Challenge - Not your average 2-hour coding challenge. This took me about a week, but it saved
I zoomed in for an informational interview with a manager. The interview began with a very boring 45-minute lecture, whiteboard and all, about the company, which I sat through without saying anything. Then I talked about a project I worked on, and th
Applied online through a campus career fair. Was invited to a meet and greet a few weeks after. Then told to apply online. Applied online and received a simple 25-minute HackerRank challenge. Afterwards, had a behavioral phone interview. Then invited
Phone Screen - Typical questions about background. Lengthy description of the company. Phone Interview - Very helpful and left time for questions. Coding Challenge - Not your average 2-hour coding challenge. This took me about a week, but it saved