Autonomy and work-life balance
Management, growth opportunities, and an inexperienced engineering organization.
Hire managers with experience from other companies rather than always promoting managers from within. Also, raise salaries to keep more senior talent at the company. The organization's experience leans pretty new-grad, and this shows in the technical decision-making.
The HR call lasted 20 minutes. They asked a few technical questions, such as: * Size of an unsigned integer? * HTTP port number? * SSL full form? * Your favorite programming language? * Why do you want to work for us? They also asked a fe
Applied through a recruiter on campus. The whole process took two weeks. First, a 15-minute HackerRank problem, which was very simple. Then, a standard phone screen. Finally, a 30-minute technical Skype interview with someone who had a heavy accent.
The process was fine. The recruiter and all the coordinators were professional. The first interview was a HackerRank screen. The second interview was a phone interview where the interviewer insisted that their "improvement" on my code made it more m
The HR call lasted 20 minutes. They asked a few technical questions, such as: * Size of an unsigned integer? * HTTP port number? * SSL full form? * Your favorite programming language? * Why do you want to work for us? They also asked a fe
Applied through a recruiter on campus. The whole process took two weeks. First, a 15-minute HackerRank problem, which was very simple. Then, a standard phone screen. Finally, a 30-minute technical Skype interview with someone who had a heavy accent.
The process was fine. The recruiter and all the coordinators were professional. The first interview was a HackerRank screen. The second interview was a phone interview where the interviewer insisted that their "improvement" on my code made it more m