Shuttles are nice, if you can find parking.
The technology used for daily activities is not fresh. Heavily reliant on MS suite (yuck!), and things move VERY slowly. It's hard to get anything done without having to submit tickets and forms hidden within the intranet, so much so that I abandoned unpaid overtime because of the hassle required to properly track and get it approved.
Hiring process is a joke, but there are teams that are understaffed, so they rely heavily on overseas contractors. Lots of internal sites/dashboards that are poorly designed/engineered. Everything looks like it was made by contractors who spent their tenure looking for full-time employment.
Teams/Orgs are cliquish and don't like working with each other, so it's hard to get anything done if the people you're asking don't have "skin in the game".
It's foolish to think that you can attract the talent you think you deserve as a company when you can't provide competitive perks like meals, Go-Passes, etc. You try to constantly talk about all of the improvements you're making while we suffer trying to get things done. You're not a technology company, and you aren't attractive to anyone that doesn't need sponsorship.
Worst HR team ever. I do not know what they are getting paid for when they are not able to accomplish their basic duties, like updating candidates on follow-ups and keeping track of interviews taken. I had my final interview in April, which was great
GCA OA on CodeSignal, scored a 570 -> recruiter call -> Final Round 1hr interview (behavioral + LC easy/med and resume deep dive). Heard back in 3 days. Process may change depending on team and location.
I was interviewed for a position on the TrialPay team in San Francisco. The first round was a 30-minute tech screen with the hiring manager, followed by a one-hour HackerRank assessment. The next round consisted of two one-hour Skype video technical
Worst HR team ever. I do not know what they are getting paid for when they are not able to accomplish their basic duties, like updating candidates on follow-ups and keeping track of interviews taken. I had my final interview in April, which was great
GCA OA on CodeSignal, scored a 570 -> recruiter call -> Final Round 1hr interview (behavioral + LC easy/med and resume deep dive). Heard back in 3 days. Process may change depending on team and location.
I was interviewed for a position on the TrialPay team in San Francisco. The first round was a 30-minute tech screen with the hiring manager, followed by a one-hour HackerRank assessment. The next round consisted of two one-hour Skype video technical