The company culture is very open and peaceful. The vast majority of employees are incredibly respectful, kind, and understanding people.
There's plenty of communication between most teams, and there are frequent events from most ERGs (equivalent to culture clubs in school).
It is probably the perfect environment to settle down with their 2:1 retirement plans and chill culture. As far as the internship program goes, the internship program heads love their work and care deeply about the interns. Budget for intern events seems to vary annually.
Anecdotally, there are fewer young people than at the average "tech" company, and the tech function isn't the most diverse. It's not a great fit for those looking for a fast-paced, high-intensity, and lively work environment. For SWE specifically, they're not particularly experimental with tech stacks and will stick to Java at any cost.
The cons listed are preferential and not necessarily negative.
I had one phone screen with a recruiter, then I had one technical interview with LeetCode and a bunch of trivia questions, which was extremely unexpected. I did not move on past that first technical interview.
Fairly straightforward. OA to a 20-minute recruiter screen, then to a power day. The power day was back-to-back 1-hour technical and behavioral interviews. Questions were pretty average level, and the interviewers were nice.
A recruiter reached out to me for a software engineering position and advised me to study system design questions. However, I was only asked UI/UX questions. All questions asked seemed basic, which was very surprising. The interview process consiste
I had one phone screen with a recruiter, then I had one technical interview with LeetCode and a bunch of trivia questions, which was extremely unexpected. I did not move on past that first technical interview.
Fairly straightforward. OA to a 20-minute recruiter screen, then to a power day. The power day was back-to-back 1-hour technical and behavioral interviews. Questions were pretty average level, and the interviewers were nice.
A recruiter reached out to me for a software engineering position and advised me to study system design questions. However, I was only asked UI/UX questions. All questions asked seemed basic, which was very surprising. The interview process consiste