Free beer and massive seasonal company parties (pre-COVID). Fast-growing company, decent compensation.
As the company grew massively post-COVID, they refused to hire more developers and instead prioritized profits, saddling existing developers with more work.
Working conditions during WFH became much, much worse than in-person, with long hours expected.
The codebase was pretty bad, given how new the company was. Management prioritized rushing new features over improving the codebase and making developer life easier.
Pass on some of the huge profits made during COVID to your employees!
Help them out by hiring more people, not downsizing the engineering teams!
Also, work on prioritizing the long-term success of the company rather than demanding fast results, which causes sloppy code and poor working conditions.
Agency to Wayfair (took 2 weeks). Wayfair team scheduled a 1:1 coding pad interview in Python. After the interview, they didn't get back to me. I hadn't done well, but they should have sent an email about it.
An internal recruiter contacted me online to "poach" me from another company. It seemed like a decent opportunity, so they arranged an interview. The interview itself (a phone screen) was nothing like I understood it was supposed to be. There was no
The process started with a company recruiter contacting me. There was one telephonic interview, which included general Java questions and an online coding exercise. This was followed by an onsite interview that included two technical rounds and one
Agency to Wayfair (took 2 weeks). Wayfair team scheduled a 1:1 coding pad interview in Python. After the interview, they didn't get back to me. I hadn't done well, but they should have sent an email about it.
An internal recruiter contacted me online to "poach" me from another company. It seemed like a decent opportunity, so they arranged an interview. The interview itself (a phone screen) was nothing like I understood it was supposed to be. There was no
The process started with a company recruiter contacting me. There was one telephonic interview, which included general Java questions and an online coding exercise. This was followed by an onsite interview that included two technical rounds and one