Remote work, good office space.
They don't value employees when it comes to recognition and career advancement. The culture leans very management-friendly. Promotions are very vague and subjective for individual contributors, due to a lack of transparency. Innovation is very slow, and the engineering teams don't like to hear new opinions about how they do things.
Expertise is not appreciated as well; you won't be able to be your full self at this place, specifically in the engineering departments.
When I left, I didn't even get an exit interview or an announcement that I was leaving. Many people were surprised that there wasn't a notification from management. Prior to my resignation, I had not had a one-on-one meeting with my manager for over two months. This behavior isolated me from the environment and made me feel like my work wasn't appreciated.
Recognize expertise versus letting strong team members walk away.
Be transparent with employees on expectations, and don't leave vague feedback.
The interview process involved an HR phone call, then a project discussion, followed by a tech phone call, and finally an onsite interview. Zillow is quite unconventional. They were incredibly cheap throughout the entire interview process. I am from
The interviewer asked me about my projects. When I was explaining them, he asked more questions about the projects. I was also asked to implement some small functions.
The interviewer was nice and polite. He asked me about my previous experience. He also asked questions about general topics, which allowed me to elaborate on specific aspects of my abilities and experiences. From what I gathered, accessible UX and
The interview process involved an HR phone call, then a project discussion, followed by a tech phone call, and finally an onsite interview. Zillow is quite unconventional. They were incredibly cheap throughout the entire interview process. I am from
The interviewer asked me about my projects. When I was explaining them, he asked more questions about the projects. I was also asked to implement some small functions.
The interviewer was nice and polite. He asked me about my previous experience. He also asked questions about general topics, which allowed me to elaborate on specific aspects of my abilities and experiences. From what I gathered, accessible UX and