Nice, smart young people, not too much bureaucracy.
High salary and stock options for seniors.
30% of middle management are incompetent liars. The culture used to be great, but it's going down. Lying is almost necessary for promotion. Many highly qualified and honest people are leaving.
Do not trust your subordinate group leaders blindly. The picture may be very different from what they say.
People that leave are often the best. People that are promoted are often just loyal and dishonest.
Talk with low-grade employees directly from time to time and give them some possibility to speak out about their bosses with no risk.
One algorithm problem, where you need to place calls consecutively for HR, so that calls do not override each other. The interviewer asked my thought process first and did not give me access to start coding before my verbal solution to the problem wa
The interview lasts 1 hour. You get 2 algorithmic problems: simple and medium in complexity. You need to write a solution without bugs. The interviewer can give you a hint if you need it.
One in-office interview, lasting approximately 4 hours, but it's been a while ago, and the interviewing process has changed. There was also some kind of phone screening in the form of an online test.
One algorithm problem, where you need to place calls consecutively for HR, so that calls do not override each other. The interviewer asked my thought process first and did not give me access to start coding before my verbal solution to the problem wa
The interview lasts 1 hour. You get 2 algorithmic problems: simple and medium in complexity. You need to write a solution without bugs. The interviewer can give you a hint if you need it.
One in-office interview, lasting approximately 4 hours, but it's been a while ago, and the interviewing process has changed. There was also some kind of phone screening in the form of an online test.