Great people at the company, good environment to work in.
Now that multiple layoffs have happened, employee morale is low, according to my friends that are still within the company. No one wants to go in; no one wants to do anything anymore. This is because they laid off a total of 28% of the company, which is a lot when the company is just about 9000 employees.
On a team that I was in good contact with, I knew of two other software engineers at the L1 level. They were both laid off, each with under a year of experience under their belt (and in one of their cases, just about 2 months in).
While I understand layoffs can be sudden and justifiable, there's very little thought put into them. It felt like they laid off the lowest-level roles on the team.
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Standard process with a coding exam sent for you to do at home. Then a coding session with an engineer. Then a "super day." The super day consisted of coding, system design, and a leadership interview. Focus on "peace" fundamentals and review you
I received a call from the recruiter after applying online. I was matched and set up for an initial phone screen with a senior engineer. The phone screen question was really good and was of LeetCode hard level. Overall, the interview process was v
I had two hours to solve a simple HackerRank problem. I was done in about 20 minutes. I spent the rest of the time adding "bells and whistles," unit tests, and made the whole thing parallel. I received a nearly instantaneous reply from Twilio (less