Product Engineer, involved in the product a lot. Autonomous. Company benefits. Transparency. Business trip.
Despite all the positive things:
Overall, a good place to work if you want to improve your product mindset.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. The recruiter told me to prep: * algorithms * data structures * space/time complexity * concurrency All in Java. I do Swift. I emailed to ask if it'd actually be in Java, and never got a reply
HR email, then I got a call from an iOS Engineer. He asked me some trivial questions about my current job, then rejected me because I need to focus on customer focus and product awareness. He is not good enough for interviews. I do not recommend this
1. Screening 2. Test Assignment (with possibility to send a project that you did for another company, which was a super nice way to save some time). 3. Tech interview (1.5h) 4. Product interview (0.5h) 5. Final In general, all was good. The recruite
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 week. The recruiter told me to prep: * algorithms * data structures * space/time complexity * concurrency All in Java. I do Swift. I emailed to ask if it'd actually be in Java, and never got a reply
HR email, then I got a call from an iOS Engineer. He asked me some trivial questions about my current job, then rejected me because I need to focus on customer focus and product awareness. He is not good enough for interviews. I do not recommend this
1. Screening 2. Test Assignment (with possibility to send a project that you did for another company, which was a super nice way to save some time). 3. Tech interview (1.5h) 4. Product interview (0.5h) 5. Final In general, all was good. The recruite