A great place to learn how to do Internet things. It is really great to work on something with the potential to influence hundreds of millions of Internet users. There are many workaholics and really smart people working here. You can find many great technologies here.
Yahoo is a big company operated like hundreds of small startups. However, it doesn't have the startup efficiency but with a startup workload and big company's politics.
The managers I met seem to have tried to manage the team like a startup but without a startup manager's technical skill and also without a traditional manager's people management skill.
So many layers of management and the people involved in a project are so many, making it hard to get a project going smoothly.
Also, poor documentation makes it hard to know what in a document is in production as well as valid for your situation.
And the most important thing for people to work here smoothly and favorably is social connections and politics.
So many temporary projects and incomplete projects abound, and there are so many changes for projects.
Streamline decision-making and make the management team small and efficient. Compare the percentage of middle-layer managers with competitors and the industry.
Built a solid platform instead of having many technologies around for each division.
Improve benefits to be compatible with competitors, like Google having free food and big bonuses. Microsoft having better benefits packages.
In my opinion, Yahoo is extremely disorganized. There seems to be little trust from higher-ups, and from my experience, no one appears to know what is going on. This is especially true if you are applying to a team that was part of a recently acquire
While happy with my current job, I was connected to a recruiter through LinkedIn. They forwarded my resume to one of the teams. I had a phone interview with the Yahoo! Mail Search team. The questions asked were something like finding possible substr
Yahoo recruiters and the HR team are very unprofessional. The good reputation of the Yahoo brand is being ruined because of these people. I understand they process so many applications per day, but it is basic courtesy to respond to applicants with t
In my opinion, Yahoo is extremely disorganized. There seems to be little trust from higher-ups, and from my experience, no one appears to know what is going on. This is especially true if you are applying to a team that was part of a recently acquire
While happy with my current job, I was connected to a recruiter through LinkedIn. They forwarded my resume to one of the teams. I had a phone interview with the Yahoo! Mail Search team. The questions asked were something like finding possible substr
Yahoo recruiters and the HR team are very unprofessional. The good reputation of the Yahoo brand is being ruined because of these people. I understand they process so many applications per day, but it is basic courtesy to respond to applicants with t