The company is very stable and progressing as such. It has a great mission and values, depending on the team. The culture is great and inclusive.
I don't know if this is good or bad.
Principal engineers are leaving as well. Definitely not good.
Compensation is lower compared to Bay Area standards.
Some teams, at least one of the teams I work with, promotions are given based on seniority regardless of how you work. This is not a good incentive for achievers and becomes like a tribe where you go along with the tide. For some, this may be an advantage as they just ride along and work a cushy job.
Compensate based on contribution, not based on seniority.
First round: Recruiter screening. The second round was with the Hiring Manager (HM). Questions included: * Previous experience * Pros of the service you were working on in your previous company * Other alternatives * Why that service? Add
There are four stages of interviews. The first is based on Workday values "VIBE", some technical questions, and a discussion on motivation. The second was based on Project Management and Co-laboration. The third was based on API Concepts and Desig
The interview process consists of a first phone screening, followed by a coding challenge, then another phone interview, and finally an onsite interview. The onsite consists of four 45-minute interviews with a 30-minute break after the second interv
First round: Recruiter screening. The second round was with the Hiring Manager (HM). Questions included: * Previous experience * Pros of the service you were working on in your previous company * Other alternatives * Why that service? Add
There are four stages of interviews. The first is based on Workday values "VIBE", some technical questions, and a discussion on motivation. The second was based on Project Management and Co-laboration. The third was based on API Concepts and Desig
The interview process consists of a first phone screening, followed by a coding challenge, then another phone interview, and finally an onsite interview. The onsite consists of four 45-minute interviews with a 30-minute break after the second interv