exciting industry, tons of opportunities (not just in Unity, overall). They have some solid engineers and managers.
Low pay.
Hiring bar varies from team to team, even time to time. You might end up working with someone with low productivity but high ego.
Also, keep in mind that different orgs are like different universes. R&D only cares about Unity Engine, Ads is like its own company, and Services is like the middle child that no one cares about.
We need stronger leadership. If there is a clear direction or goal every org should be working towards, the CEO and CTO need to advocate it over and over again, in every all-hands meeting.
And to keep good people, pay them above market rate. When most good people leave, whoever is left behind is either forced to stay due to family or other reasons – they won't work hard – or they are the source of the problem itself, and they will drive good people out.
Started with a 30-minute phone call with the recruiter, who was really nice and clearly genuinely excited about the company and team. Next, there were two on-site 30-minute technical interviews with project leads. Finally, another on-site included t
The usual process involved a recruiter approach, followed by a phone screen and an on-site interview. The interview process itself went quite smoothly. I liked the engineers and managers I spoke with, and the offices were nice. After the interview,
I met with the team lead in the office for the first meeting, which was a little unusual. He was a no-nonsense guy who really cut to the heart of why I was applying and my background. After that, I was invited back to meet his team for a day. This i
Started with a 30-minute phone call with the recruiter, who was really nice and clearly genuinely excited about the company and team. Next, there were two on-site 30-minute technical interviews with project leads. Finally, another on-site included t
The usual process involved a recruiter approach, followed by a phone screen and an on-site interview. The interview process itself went quite smoothly. I liked the engineers and managers I spoke with, and the offices were nice. After the interview,
I met with the team lead in the office for the first meeting, which was a little unusual. He was a no-nonsense guy who really cut to the heart of why I was applying and my background. After that, I was invited back to meet his team for a day. This i