Many extremely talented people on the team. The atmosphere is very friendly and chill. Many opportunities to contribute impactful changes to the product.
Since researchers are also in charge of production code, the actual work is often not very algorithmic oriented, but more software engineering, which some may find boring (I actually see it as an advantage).
Increase the frequency of one-on-one meetings.
I went into an interview with a hard interviewer. Bad luck, I guess. No hints or feedback were given by the interviewer during the interview, nor was there any feedback afterward. I solved the question, and the solution worked, but I didn't use the
HR then with team lead, technical. Afterwards another interview with one of the team, and then with the director (only 2 technical interviews). The process was pretty long. At the end, I got an HR English interview, and that's it.
A 15-minute conversation with the recruiter, and then an hour-and-a-half technical interview. The interviewer was very nice and told me a lot about the company and the product. The annoying part was that the recruiter didn't get back to me after th
I went into an interview with a hard interviewer. Bad luck, I guess. No hints or feedback were given by the interviewer during the interview, nor was there any feedback afterward. I solved the question, and the solution worked, but I didn't use the
HR then with team lead, technical. Afterwards another interview with one of the team, and then with the director (only 2 technical interviews). The process was pretty long. At the end, I got an HR English interview, and that's it.
A 15-minute conversation with the recruiter, and then an hour-and-a-half technical interview. The interviewer was very nice and told me a lot about the company and the product. The annoying part was that the recruiter didn't get back to me after th