This company is sort of a brand in the industry. It looks good to outsiders.
The middle managers are inexperienced and, often, useless.
They get in the way and block almost everything.
As the industry is getting near maturity, there seems to be no more room for growth for an employee's career, particularly the creative one's.
Think more creatively about what attracts talent, rather than rush to meet the financial bottom line all the time.
After the initial phone screen, I had a phone interview with two software engineers. Using Coderpad.io, I was asked to program a solution for two problems. They had preprepared these problems with some existing boilerplate code. I struggled with a po
Tough but fair. I thought it could have been more involved, but they seemed to have their ideal candidate in mind before the interview began. I would interview again for an engineering role.
Fair phone interview asked about quadtree encoding. Then they flew me up to Pittsburgh, where I met the team on campus. Small teams working on difficult problems.
After the initial phone screen, I had a phone interview with two software engineers. Using Coderpad.io, I was asked to program a solution for two problems. They had preprepared these problems with some existing boilerplate code. I struggled with a po
Tough but fair. I thought it could have been more involved, but they seemed to have their ideal candidate in mind before the interview began. I would interview again for an engineering role.
Fair phone interview asked about quadtree encoding. Then they flew me up to Pittsburgh, where I met the team on campus. Small teams working on difficult problems.