Chill out environment. Good salary (considering the stocks).
Management is selected purely based on social circles.
Same for promotions. Performance is not evaluated or considered.
Sites outside the US are considered colonies, which means you will have a heavier workload, less salary, fewer opportunities, and more importantly, zero respect (starting with the lack of respect for your time zone).
There is no clear role responsibility. There are a lot of middle layers interfering with all decisions, and no one who takes responsibility for the final call. I have seen projects run for years trying to define their goals, and then be placed on hold without any delivery.
No training or professional growth.
A lot of hypocrisy. They have many slogans, but they don’t live up to their values, starting from diversity and respect for people.
Please stop micromanaging and please define clear goals.
Take a take-home test. You have a few days to complete it and submit your code; it's open book. Pairing interview where you go through your submitted code, answer questions, and add new features to it. Hiring manager interview.
1. Recruiter screen 2. Meet with hiring manager to discuss job history and past projects. 3. Technical screen: - Coding question - System design question 4. Onsite interview (total of 4 sessions) spread across a combination of technical and
The interview process consisted of four rounds: * One coding round. * One code review. * One technical round, focusing mainly on design patterns. * One hiring manager round. There were also general discussions with HR, and so on. The overal
Take a take-home test. You have a few days to complete it and submit your code; it's open book. Pairing interview where you go through your submitted code, answer questions, and add new features to it. Hiring manager interview.
1. Recruiter screen 2. Meet with hiring manager to discuss job history and past projects. 3. Technical screen: - Coding question - System design question 4. Onsite interview (total of 4 sessions) spread across a combination of technical and
The interview process consisted of four rounds: * One coding round. * One code review. * One technical round, focusing mainly on design patterns. * One hiring manager round. There were also general discussions with HR, and so on. The overal