Chaotic, No Growth, Good Pay
Chaotic, No Growth, Good Pay
- Brand name
- Competitive base
- Perks
- No recognition for hard work.
- Gets good recognition if you "know" somebody.
- Chaotic.
- Terrible work-life balance.
- No career growth.
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Hardware Engineer
Despite Verily's commendable efforts and its impact on the healthcare industry through the introduction of medical SoCs, its interview process is extremely annoying. I had a terrible experience with an interviewer. She missed the first scheduled pho
Engineer
Very organized, met my expectations for a Silicon Valley company. Laid-back and friendly staff. The process was pretty standard compared to other companies. Life science-focused questions were different than other similar companies.
Software Engineer
The interview process included: * HR screen * 1st round technical interview (object-oriented design) * 2nd round panel interview. The 2nd round comprised technical questions of the LeetCode variety, ranging from easy to medium difficulty, wit
Hardware Engineer
San Mateo, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2017Despite Verily's commendable efforts and its impact on the healthcare industry through the introduction of medical SoCs, its interview process is extremely annoying. I had a terrible experience with an interviewer. She missed the first scheduled pho
Engineer
South San Francisco, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2017Very organized, met my expectations for a Silicon Valley company. Laid-back and friendly staff. The process was pretty standard compared to other companies. Life science-focused questions were different than other similar companies.
Software Engineer
South San Francisco, California, United StatesApril 1, 2023The interview process included: * HR screen * 1st round technical interview (object-oriented design) * 2nd round panel interview. The 2nd round comprised technical questions of the LeetCode variety, ranging from easy to medium difficulty, wit
