Good Pay, Chaotic Engineering
Good Pay, Chaotic Engineering
Solid compensation
Market leader, international presence
Social coworkers
Chaotic and inconsistent engineering practices.
Not an engineering-driven culture despite billing themselves as a tech company; too quick to utilize ops bandaids over technical infrastructure.
Tight deadlines.
Questionable ethics.
Invest more in engineering tooling and infrastructure.
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First, he asked about my resume projects in detail and my area of interest. Then, he asked technical questions. After that was an easy follow-up and a discussion on how to test the code. After that, I asked about the number of engineers at Uber an
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New York, New York, United StatesMay 1, 2015The interview process was fast-paced. After the recruiter arranged a phone interview, I completed it by writing code on my computer with a shared board. The code could be compiled and run. I believe I didn't write bug-free code, which is why I faile
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New York, New York, United StatesMarch 1, 2015First, he asked about my resume projects in detail and my area of interest. Then, he asked technical questions. After that was an easy follow-up and a discussion on how to test the code. After that, I asked about the number of engineers at Uber an
