Work/life balance: you can walk out free of mind when your day is over.
Collaborative work culture: no politics within Engineering.
Working on a high visibility/popular consumer app.
Too few sick days. Too few PTO days. No sizable corporate shutdowns during holidays. Poor 401k contribution. Don't pay top dollar; poor stock performance lately. Offers the minimum legal family leave, but was once a leader in the domain. HQ is surrounded by homelessness and pee smell.
Continue focusing on keeping the product and the infrastructure up to date and fresh. It is exciting to see all these upcoming projects. Be bold; don't hesitate to try new avenues.
Be a better champion for your staff and listen to their requests. It took 2 years for the sick time problem to be heard and 6 more months until we heard the proposed solution.
The staff skews heavily towards new grads, and this can lead some demographics to feel old quickly. Keep an eye on benefits; you won't attract industry with the current offering. If you can't pay in this market, consider opening other offices for engineering.
The interview process was typical. I first spoke with a recruiter, followed by a technical phone screen with an engineer on the team that involved some minor coding. Next, I was invited on-site. The on-site interview took about 3.5 hours, and I me
I applied online and was contacted by HR. After an initial discussion with HR, I was sent an online coding problem to solve. Once that was completed, HR set up an interview with an Engineering Manager. What was odd is that one interviewer was from
The Yelp recruiters were so lovely in the first round. I made it to the second round of interviews with engineering managers from other teams. This stage was scheduled for 45 minutes, back-to-back, with five interviewers (separate). They all read fro
The interview process was typical. I first spoke with a recruiter, followed by a technical phone screen with an engineer on the team that involved some minor coding. Next, I was invited on-site. The on-site interview took about 3.5 hours, and I me
I applied online and was contacted by HR. After an initial discussion with HR, I was sent an online coding problem to solve. Once that was completed, HR set up an interview with an Engineering Manager. What was odd is that one interviewer was from
The Yelp recruiters were so lovely in the first round. I made it to the second round of interviews with engineering managers from other teams. This stage was scheduled for 45 minutes, back-to-back, with five interviewers (separate). They all read fro