Good for engineers, tons of cool folks, and free food.
Too much technology churn, too much "in-house" engineering, which is later thrown away, too much bureaucracy during performance review, too much whining from junior engineers, lack of advancement opportunities above Sr. 2 level. It's not even clear what it takes.
Don't turn a good "Pay by Performance" idea into "Fit-into-budget" trivia.
Aced OA. Two rounds of technical interviews in the same day. Both were a combination of LeetCode questions and behavioral questions. LeetCode difficulty ranged from easy to medium. Finally, a call with the recruiter on offer details. Super chill.
Phone screen. Direct leadership call with SLT manager, then peer and direct reports interviews. Overall, a pretty standard process, with a mix of management, technology, architecture, and collaboration. If you can speak to systems end-to-end, your
The interview process was structured and multi-round. It started with an online coding assessment, followed by a live technical interview. The focus was on data structures/algorithms (trees, BST, recursion), system design, and practical problem-solv
Aced OA. Two rounds of technical interviews in the same day. Both were a combination of LeetCode questions and behavioral questions. LeetCode difficulty ranged from easy to medium. Finally, a call with the recruiter on offer details. Super chill.
Phone screen. Direct leadership call with SLT manager, then peer and direct reports interviews. Overall, a pretty standard process, with a mix of management, technology, architecture, and collaboration. If you can speak to systems end-to-end, your
The interview process was structured and multi-round. It started with an online coding assessment, followed by a live technical interview. The focus was on data structures/algorithms (trees, BST, recursion), system design, and practical problem-solv