Remote when I was there
Micromanagement, large amounts of check-in meetings, random manager check-in DMs, terrible WLB, broken internal infrastructure, terrible benefits (15 days PTO requiring manager approval, more than that requires upper management approval), only $2k 401k match. Worst place I've ever worked.
It was smooth and straightforward. The Engineering Manager gave an overview about the company and the technology stack. It was mainly Java. Since it was an initial chat, my salary expectations were asked.
The recruiter I was working with was confused. They couldn't decide whether they needed me for a front-end or back-end role. Anyway, after going through 4 rounds and acing all of them, I got a rejection saying they found someone with more experience.
1st Phone Interview: Java questions and the same Parent class coding test as mentioned before. 2nd Phone Interview: More Java questions and a recursive value mapping coding test. Very nice interviewers.
It was smooth and straightforward. The Engineering Manager gave an overview about the company and the technology stack. It was mainly Java. Since it was an initial chat, my salary expectations were asked.
The recruiter I was working with was confused. They couldn't decide whether they needed me for a front-end or back-end role. Anyway, after going through 4 rounds and acing all of them, I got a rejection saying they found someone with more experience.
1st Phone Interview: Java questions and the same Parent class coding test as mentioned before. 2nd Phone Interview: More Java questions and a recursive value mapping coding test. Very nice interviewers.