You can work on what you find impactful. You get true autonomy here. You have a lot of resources here to build complicated things that have never been built before. There is an extremely ambitious and strong long-term vision.
Over the long term, the right people get rewarded and move up. The right people get fired as well. Compensation and growth is very fair and well thought out.
Autonomous teams have pitfalls. Coordinating projects is difficult, and a massive amount of individual responsibility is present for moving things.
We have lots of design debt, and it's hard to work on things you know won't have measurable impact.
No one answered my application. After two months from application, they wrote to me. I have talked with HR, and that's all. I have no answer from them at all.
I was interviewed by two Java developers. The interview was in a room for playing ping pong, which would be OK for a new startup, but looks somewhat strange for a company with more than 300 employees and almost $100M in funding. There were no techni
It's a joke. They do the interview and say that you'll continue in the 5-step interview process, and that they will email about the next step soon. But instead, you'll not hear from them again, and receive no reply to emails either. Waste of time.
No one answered my application. After two months from application, they wrote to me. I have talked with HR, and that's all. I have no answer from them at all.
I was interviewed by two Java developers. The interview was in a room for playing ping pong, which would be OK for a new startup, but looks somewhat strange for a company with more than 300 employees and almost $100M in funding. There were no techni
It's a joke. They do the interview and say that you'll continue in the 5-step interview process, and that they will email about the next step soon. But instead, you'll not hear from them again, and receive no reply to emails either. Waste of time.