The worst manager of my career here. A true engineer-turned-manager, they played mind-tricks on everyone, miscommunicated constantly, dismissed opinions, gave no career guidance, and absolutely hated the interpersonal part of the job.
Many logged complaints before I even started, yet nothing was ever done. Out of the blue, after receiving a successful review, I was told I was not meeting expectations and performance problems were exaggerated to get me to leave. When that didn't work, they laid me off for the first time in my 25+ year career. Had internal interviews lined up for other positions, but they didn't care. HR never helped. Absolutely horrific experience. I cannot ever recommend this place.
Recognize when a senior leader is a poison pill for the organization and make the hard decision that needs to be made. Don't play with people's livelihoods; be honest about what's really going on. Don't be so slow to do re-orgs that need to happen.
I applied through Glassdoor and received a response pretty quickly. I was given a coding challenge with two questions: * Convert a string to a long without using library functions in any programming language. * Implement insert and delete operations
1. Introductions 2. The interviewer will offer two timed brain teasers and give the interviewee a couple of minutes to offer a solution. If the interviewer agrees with the solution, the interviewee will then have a few minutes to code it. The interv
I talked with a recruiter, and the next steps would be an hour-long LeetCode test, followed by a four-hour LeetCode/developer testing. They seemed more interested in people who grind on LeetCode all day and want bragging rights of "I work at X compa
I applied through Glassdoor and received a response pretty quickly. I was given a coding challenge with two questions: * Convert a string to a long without using library functions in any programming language. * Implement insert and delete operations
1. Introductions 2. The interviewer will offer two timed brain teasers and give the interviewee a couple of minutes to offer a solution. If the interviewer agrees with the solution, the interviewee will then have a few minutes to code it. The interv
I talked with a recruiter, and the next steps would be an hour-long LeetCode test, followed by a four-hour LeetCode/developer testing. They seemed more interested in people who grind on LeetCode all day and want bragging rights of "I work at X compa