Intentional, planned, positive culture.
The people on my team have been really inclusive.
People are really proactive and helpful.
Pay is really good. Equity is really good.
Lots of opportunities to get involved in interesting and important projects outside basic in-team project work.
There's a big focus on contributing back to society.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and an amazing variety of snacks are provided, as are heaps of drinks, including beer in the evening.
Dara's leadership is great.
"Unlimited" vacation time and a really flexible work/life balance.
When being a small part of a big machine, some of the work can be relatively tedious.
The learning curve is really steep in a company with so many services and so much history.
There's quite a bit of complaining over trivialities.
Lack of effective ability to debug code due to a high number of systems.
Some people focus on vesting and then moving on.
Public perception, even within the Silicon Valley tech community.
I think people's criticism of the food is ridiculous, but if so many people keep going on about it, maybe try to address the concerns.
We need to, and I think we have started, get on the front foot around privacy from the civil liberties perspective, not just to comply with imposed regulations.
The interview process consisted of one phone screen and one onsite interview. It was a very pleasant experience. Everyone I met was super nice and wanted me to succeed. This was definitely one of the best interview experiences I've had. The intervi
Extremely disorganized. The first recruiter rescheduled a call minutes after it was supposed to have started. She selected a new time and told me she would call me then; I had to move some things around to make it work. On the phone, the first recr
The recruiter was nice and reached out to me. I scheduled a technical phone interview, and the interviewer asked me to code online, where I could submit the code and run test cases. I had a few issues with the syntax. I completed one of the coding q
The interview process consisted of one phone screen and one onsite interview. It was a very pleasant experience. Everyone I met was super nice and wanted me to succeed. This was definitely one of the best interview experiences I've had. The intervi
Extremely disorganized. The first recruiter rescheduled a call minutes after it was supposed to have started. She selected a new time and told me she would call me then; I had to move some things around to make it work. On the phone, the first recr
The recruiter was nice and reached out to me. I scheduled a technical phone interview, and the interviewer asked me to code online, where I could submit the code and run test cases. I had a few issues with the syntax. I completed one of the coding q