Great product. Some great people.
Ever since the new CTO came in and brought along multiple VPs from Wells Fargo, the culture shifted dramatically. Things used to be exciting and engineering-focused, and now it's very toxic.
Blameless postmortems went out the window, and work-life balance is gone. The CTO's response has basically been "deal with it".
The new leadership crew think they are improving the company, but it's because they don't have the technical understanding or empathy to realize that their ideas are poor and no one wants to work with them when they treat everyone like dirt (including vendors).
The Wells Fargo crew is toxic. Everyone I know is looking for a new job. You should focus on hiring leaders who have technical backgrounds instead of nepotism hires from the most unethical bank in the industry.
The interview process was decent. The tasks were enjoyable to complete, albeit they used old and nearly redundant technology. However, the interviewers would ask complex questions in the middle of the task. This took a good amount of time away from
The interview process begins with a phone interview, asking basic questions. The second round involves a basic programming challenge. The third round includes multiple programming challenges, featuring fairly simple problems. This stage also entail
Pretty standard affair: * Recruiter interview * Technical screen * Three onsite interviews I only went as far as passing the tech screen, as I received a different offer. The tech screen involved pair coding and problem-solving.
The interview process was decent. The tasks were enjoyable to complete, albeit they used old and nearly redundant technology. However, the interviewers would ask complex questions in the middle of the task. This took a good amount of time away from
The interview process begins with a phone interview, asking basic questions. The second round involves a basic programming challenge. The third round includes multiple programming challenges, featuring fairly simple problems. This stage also entail
Pretty standard affair: * Recruiter interview * Technical screen * Three onsite interviews I only went as far as passing the tech screen, as I received a different offer. The tech screen involved pair coding and problem-solving.