You can learn a lot and own big projects even when you are just an entry-level engineer. It is easier to get promoted than at other big companies.
Super bad work-life balance. 5 days a week in the office is the claimed hard requirement, but the actual reality is more like 7 days a week in the office. The managers will ping you and recommend you to come to the office on weekends. Leadership is always asking for unrealistic revenue growth, which pushes engineers to work all the time.
The interview went really well. Most of the discussion focused on my resume experiences, with follow-up questions digging deeper into past projects rather than heavy LeetCode problems. The interviewer seemed genuinely enthusiastic about his work, whi
They have very high standards, and it is pretty hard to meet them unless you have startup experience. They seem to focus a lot on scalability. The interviewers were bad communicators and did not explain the requirements clearly. Despite asking follow
The process is incredibly fast-paced and skips the HR fluff. Expect a heavy focus on raw engineering talent and low-level system understanding. After the initial screen, I had to jump into a deep-dive session involving real-world infrastructure chal
The interview went really well. Most of the discussion focused on my resume experiences, with follow-up questions digging deeper into past projects rather than heavy LeetCode problems. The interviewer seemed genuinely enthusiastic about his work, whi
They have very high standards, and it is pretty hard to meet them unless you have startup experience. They seem to focus a lot on scalability. The interviewers were bad communicators and did not explain the requirements clearly. Despite asking follow
The process is incredibly fast-paced and skips the HR fluff. Expect a heavy focus on raw engineering talent and low-level system understanding. After the initial screen, I had to jump into a deep-dive session involving real-world infrastructure chal