Salary is the only good thing.
My experience was a manager telling me I needed to innovate, but a lead blocking me from doing that. I was accused of lying to avoid admitting a mistake, when in actuality, I found a bug that nobody wanted to see me reproduce. I was told that maybe my book accidentally bumped a button and turned off a device in the rack. When a coworker told me about the unprofessional things someone was saying about me, she was told not to speak to me anymore. I went to HR about all of the unprofessional treatment I received (there was much more) and I got put on a PIP. That is when I negotiated my out with their legal team. It is not worth it to try to prove yourself around men that do not want to believe a woman can be a good engineer.
I have no advice other than to fire a certain manager who is toxic and stop telling employees that HR helps you. They want to get rid of anyone who will not tolerate abuse and will be silenced. I took the pretty nice severance and ran far away.
I received a straightforward coding question about OOP. I just had to understand the code they provided and code on top of it. No fancy algorithm was required. It was a really nice interview, but I was rejected for some reason. I would apply again
I didn't go through the full process, but I had an initial call with the recruiter and then an interview with the hiring manager. The initial interview with the recruiter was pretty standard. It offered a very general view of the job, some things th
The process began with an online assessment featuring three rounds. Candidates were only required to complete one, but this offered essentially three chances to pass. The online assessment serves to filter candidates. However, it's also possible to
I received a straightforward coding question about OOP. I just had to understand the code they provided and code on top of it. No fancy algorithm was required. It was a really nice interview, but I was rejected for some reason. I would apply again
I didn't go through the full process, but I had an initial call with the recruiter and then an interview with the hiring manager. The initial interview with the recruiter was pretty standard. It offered a very general view of the job, some things th
The process began with an online assessment featuring three rounds. Candidates were only required to complete one, but this offered essentially three chances to pass. The online assessment serves to filter candidates. However, it's also possible to