Getting a foot inside Uber has been the best move of my career. The work has been rewarding and there are plenty of opportunities for growth within the company. Uber has put a priority on career advancement. We are encouraged to seek opportunities within the organization. Work-life balance and quality of life have greatly improved with remote work, and there will be a flexible schedule when we return to the office.
Attrition rates have been an issue.
Year-over-year salary increases are not enough. Talented workers get their well-deserved raises by leaving to work for competitors across the street. People are using the fact that they work for a well-known brand to land better offers elsewhere. Seeing "X-Uber" on people's LinkedIn profiles has become the norm.
Keep up the great work building up the company culture.
We have seen a lot of improvement over the years.
Make it difficult for top performers to leave if all it takes is a higher salary.
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I applied through LinkedIn. The recruiter reached out and scheduled a tech screen. The recruiter then sent me an email stating that in the first interview, I could ask questions about the role, responsibilities, and any challenges. I had many quest
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I applied online. The process took two weeks. Coding interview: This lasted 1 hour and used HackerRank, and there was a shadow interviewer in addition. There were forty minutes of coding and twenty minutes of additional questions on the projects don
I applied through LinkedIn. The recruiter reached out and scheduled a tech screen. The recruiter then sent me an email stating that in the first interview, I could ask questions about the role, responsibilities, and any challenges. I had many quest
I applied online. The process took 2 months. It was a never-ending interview process with 8 steps. The first interview was to design an API for scheduling meetings. There was some conversation about past experience, but it didn't seem like they car