Practical, chaotic, and aggressive
Practical, chaotic, and aggressive
- Cultural values are practical and solution-oriented.
- Everyone is encouraged to be aggressive.
- It's a hands-off environment where no one tells you what to work on. You tell a story of why your work is impactful, and whoever delivers the most impact rises.
Need better reward policies to ensure employees are also focused on long-term impact.
If you're not mature enough, do not join.
Keep moving fast.
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Software Engineer
Very basic, like an entry-level SE role (when I had 4 years of experience). Nothing architectural, nothing practical. Just rudimentary, basic Google questions that you can find in a book from Barnes & Noble.
Software Engineer
I applied to a job listing online and heard back from a recruiter within a week. We scheduled a chat with the recruiter, and I went over the position and interview process (1-2 phone screens, depending on performance, and an onsite). I had my phone
Software Engineer
This was a fairly common process. A call with a recruiter was followed by an OA. The OA was equivalent to LeetCode medium difficulty. Then, I had an online interview with a senior engineer. I was asked two LeetCode-similar questions related to tree
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2018Very basic, like an entry-level SE role (when I had 4 years of experience). Nothing architectural, nothing practical. Just rudimentary, basic Google questions that you can find in a book from Barnes & Noble.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2016I applied to a job listing online and heard back from a recruiter within a week. We scheduled a chat with the recruiter, and I went over the position and interview process (1-2 phone screens, depending on performance, and an onsite). I had my phone
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2019This was a fairly common process. A call with a recruiter was followed by an OA. The OA was equivalent to LeetCode medium difficulty. Then, I had an online interview with a senior engineer. I was asked two LeetCode-similar questions related to tree
