Collaborative culture with extremely intelligent employees. People are nice, smart, and very driven. The problems are technically challenging, and there are growth opportunities spread throughout the firm. Internal mobility is accepted, and it's possible to have a long career here while working on several different teams/products.
The company is growing rapidly and is starting to experience big-company problems. Politics can occasionally impact productivity, especially with regards to titles and team size.
New managers often seem unqualified for their jobs. More management training would probably be beneficial for ICs who become managers.
The interview process began with filing my resume for three of the groups that had open positions. An HR representative contacted me to further explain their company and assist me in choosing positions. Following that, I could schedule an email-base
Had a solid interview experience overall. There were 3 technical interviews at LeetCode medium/hard difficulty, followed by 3 behavioral interviews after passing the technical ones. The interviewers were friendly and seemed passionate about their w
I don't really understand why they rejected me in this round, but I think it just saved my time for the onsite, which I mostly would not pass. I think they wanted the optimal answer at the beginning.
The interview process began with filing my resume for three of the groups that had open positions. An HR representative contacted me to further explain their company and assist me in choosing positions. Following that, I could schedule an email-base
Had a solid interview experience overall. There were 3 technical interviews at LeetCode medium/hard difficulty, followed by 3 behavioral interviews after passing the technical ones. The interviewers were friendly and seemed passionate about their w
I don't really understand why they rejected me in this round, but I think it just saved my time for the onsite, which I mostly would not pass. I think they wanted the optimal answer at the beginning.