The Montreal office is really great. The team is doing a great job to keep it very cool for employees.
They offer free lunches, a nice area, and a big office with all sorts of conveniences for employees. Overall, I really enjoyed my time at Unity.
I had access to a lot of benefits during 2021, including:
As far as I am concerned, my day-to-day work was facilitated using the latest good practices in development. Overall, the tech stack we were using was pretty recent, and we were using a microservice architecture.
I have been part of the recent layoffs (2023), and to be honest, the mood changed during the last 10 months.
Additionally, many benefits have been removed.
I was expecting layoffs for my team, and although it's easy to say now, I believe it could have been handled differently.
I think upper management could have been clearer earlier and attempted to optimize and reorganize teams after the merger with Iron Source.
During the last layoffs, upper management was completely disconnected from the rest of the employees.
The hybrid mode will be enforced, with no more remote employees and a mandatory requirement of 3 days at the office.
Moreover, I believe it's the right time to consider other opportunities, as the company is not in good financial shape.
The interview process is relatively straightforward: 1. Recruiter meeting 2. Hiring manager meeting 3. High-level design technical interview 4. Paired coding challenge 5. Cultural interview 6. Final recruitment meeting Every department will have a
The process begins with an HR call. Next, candidates receive a take-home challenge relevant to the team. After submitting the challenge, an interview with the hiring manager is scheduled. If successful, four further technical interviews with diffe
- Screening interview with recruiter - Hiring manager interview - Technical problem interview with team member - Situational interview with team member Not a difficult process overall. It just took a while to get through because of all the stages an
The interview process is relatively straightforward: 1. Recruiter meeting 2. Hiring manager meeting 3. High-level design technical interview 4. Paired coding challenge 5. Cultural interview 6. Final recruitment meeting Every department will have a
The process begins with an HR call. Next, candidates receive a take-home challenge relevant to the team. After submitting the challenge, an interview with the hiring manager is scheduled. If successful, four further technical interviews with diffe
- Screening interview with recruiter - Hiring manager interview - Technical problem interview with team member - Situational interview with team member Not a difficult process overall. It just took a while to get through because of all the stages an