Interesting engineering challenges. Good benefits. Competitive salary (though that depends on site location).
Some codebase is quite legacy. This means it hasn't been touched in a while and was written by 10x engineers who just wanted promo, while following the infamous mantra of "move fast and break things."
I asked a friend to help me refer for a software engineer position. HR set up a phone screen and gave me a code challenge. That week, I was really busy interviewing and gave them one of my existing projects (they allowed me to do that). After that, t
Posted my resume both at school and on the website. I was contacted a week later. I scheduled a phone interview, and the interview was not confirmed until only a day or two before. I had to reschedule my interviews with other companies, and I went
The interviewer had to cancel because they couldn't find a room to interview in. I had a pending deadline, so I asked the recruiter if making the deadline was possible. The recruiter dodged the question multiple times.
I asked a friend to help me refer for a software engineer position. HR set up a phone screen and gave me a code challenge. That week, I was really busy interviewing and gave them one of my existing projects (they allowed me to do that). After that, t
Posted my resume both at school and on the website. I was contacted a week later. I scheduled a phone interview, and the interview was not confirmed until only a day or two before. I had to reschedule my interviews with other companies, and I went
The interviewer had to cancel because they couldn't find a room to interview in. I had a pending deadline, so I asked the recruiter if making the deadline was possible. The recruiter dodged the question multiple times.