Good perks and benefits, compensation, and RSUs.
Incompetent and toxic middle management, which unsurprisingly has a strong impact on the team's morale and atmosphere in general. Embracing diversity of opinions and empowering people is just a nice advertising chant. Needless to say, you don't have much autonomy there. You have to do exactly what is asked and the way it is asked, like you were under command.
Be prepared that your efforts to bring goods and improvements to the team will never be considered as positives. That is why it is extremely difficult to stay positive in such an environment.
Typically, there are clear favorites and outsiders in the team. Eventually, engineers start losing their confidence and become unemployable. They may become very defensive or toxic because this behavior is reinforced by the environment.
Quit.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn about an opening and responded. We set up the typical phone screen, and the recruiter told me more about the position and then scheduled an online technical assessment. I completed the assessment and was t
I applied online, and HR got back to me to schedule a technical phone screen. I was asked 3-4 simple theory questions, such as MVC and denormalization. After that, there were 2 very simple questions that I was able to answer in no more than 5 minut
The standard four rounds of interviews included one with HR, one phone "collar session," one on-site interview, and the final one with the VP of Engineering. The process was very organized, and I did not find the interviews to be super hard.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn about an opening and responded. We set up the typical phone screen, and the recruiter told me more about the position and then scheduled an online technical assessment. I completed the assessment and was t
I applied online, and HR got back to me to schedule a technical phone screen. I was asked 3-4 simple theory questions, such as MVC and denormalization. After that, there were 2 very simple questions that I was able to answer in no more than 5 minut
The standard four rounds of interviews included one with HR, one phone "collar session," one on-site interview, and the final one with the VP of Engineering. The process was very organized, and I did not find the interviews to be super hard.