Engineering teams move quickly.
There's no bureaucracy in the way.
Engineers here care about the quality of the product and code.
Management is transparent about priorities and answers questions honestly.
If you're into video games, the office is a really fun place to play with your coworkers during breaks.
Deadlines are frequent, and sometimes hours are long, but everyone pitches in.
Better wellness benefits would go a long way.
What a mess. The recruiter was very inexperienced and messed up the whole process. My first call with the recruiter was not bad, and she mentioned we would proceed to the next steps. However, the recruiter was then completely MIA for over a month.
There was a recruiter talk, then a manager talk, then a phone screen, and finally onsite interviews. It was enjoyable and it felt more like a conversation rather than a grilling.
OA -> hiring recruiter -> technical and then I got rejected after that. It was super simple and chill. I don't know why I got rejected. Overall, I would say it was super chill and I just could have done better.
What a mess. The recruiter was very inexperienced and messed up the whole process. My first call with the recruiter was not bad, and she mentioned we would proceed to the next steps. However, the recruiter was then completely MIA for over a month.
There was a recruiter talk, then a manager talk, then a phone screen, and finally onsite interviews. It was enjoyable and it felt more like a conversation rather than a grilling.
OA -> hiring recruiter -> technical and then I got rejected after that. It was super simple and chill. I don't know why I got rejected. Overall, I would say it was super chill and I just could have done better.