Free meals. Free workouts. Used to let dogs in the office. Unlimited time off.
Long hours. It's a total frat house. Don't get me wrong. I can hang with the best (was president of my college chapter), but this kind of company culture was even too much for me.
All the "senior" people are friends of the founder, people in their 20s who have had no other job, yet have VP titles. Which means no real leadership.
And they have yet to hire real adults because they just keep hiring friends of friends. I was excited about the possibility of working here but it didn't last long when I saw it was just an internal frat club and if you weren't in the in club, there was no chance of progressing or making any real change.
Hire adults with real experience. You can't look up to a "VP" whose only experience is being in the "in club." The company is a mess with no real direction, and it will take a lot more than good hires to fix it. There's no vision, and the employees are the first to feel that. The new CEO seems to try hard to fit in with constant sports references, but there's no real sense of culture either.
Application -> Online Assessment (OA) -> Phone Interview -> Technical Final Round -> Offer The OA was on CodeSignal. The phone interview was primarily a vibe check/behavioral interview to see if the recruiter liked you. The technical final round di
The interview process was a bit strange, especially at the end. First, I spoke with a recruiter over the phone to describe my current position. After that, they scheduled a phone interview, which I passed. Then, I had my onsite interview, and after
In February 2015, I was first phone interviewed by a xiaoge and then followed by an onsite interview. The office was nice. Free food and free drinks were provided. It was a nice workplace.
Application -> Online Assessment (OA) -> Phone Interview -> Technical Final Round -> Offer The OA was on CodeSignal. The phone interview was primarily a vibe check/behavioral interview to see if the recruiter liked you. The technical final round di
The interview process was a bit strange, especially at the end. First, I spoke with a recruiter over the phone to describe my current position. After that, they scheduled a phone interview, which I passed. Then, I had my onsite interview, and after
In February 2015, I was first phone interviewed by a xiaoge and then followed by an onsite interview. The office was nice. Free food and free drinks were provided. It was a nice workplace.