Pay, benefits, DTO, stocks (although they're not worth much anymore).
StreetEasy Engineering's upper management and leadership is staggeringly inept and unethical. They have cultivated a toxic and hostile culture, exactly at odds with their supposed corporate principles. Dissent is not tolerated, underlings are blamed for their boss's failures, and loyalty is rewarded over merit.
Many people tried to warn you about what was going on with StreetEasy engineering. You ignored them. Then an engineer blew the whistle, and the bad actor fired them. You snuffed out a good engineering culture, squandered enormous resources, and lost the people most likely to get you out of this mess. My advice? Follow your principles.
I had an interview with Zillow on June 24th as a software engineer. First off, the communication before the interview started off a bit rocky. My recruiter reached out to me the morning of our interview to let me know she couldn't make it. Life happ
This company is not worth your time. First, I finished a coding challenge that was emailed to me. It included a ternary tree, like many others have mentioned. Then, two or so weeks later, they scheduled a phone interview for me. The interviewer had
Very positive experience. I was contacted by HR right after I submitted my resume. I finished online testing, then followed up with two phone screens. The first one went well, but I panicked during the second one, so I didn't get a chance for an on-
I had an interview with Zillow on June 24th as a software engineer. First off, the communication before the interview started off a bit rocky. My recruiter reached out to me the morning of our interview to let me know she couldn't make it. Life happ
This company is not worth your time. First, I finished a coding challenge that was emailed to me. It included a ternary tree, like many others have mentioned. Then, two or so weeks later, they scheduled a phone interview for me. The interviewer had
Very positive experience. I was contacted by HR right after I submitted my resume. I finished online testing, then followed up with two phone screens. The first one went well, but I panicked during the second one, so I didn't get a chance for an on-