Mostly nice teammates, good food options, cool tech.
This company suffers from a deeply toxic culture driven by poor leadership. Management relies heavily on favoritism and believes in throwing you under the bus, rather than fostering trust, collaboration, or innovation.
Employees are not empowered to contribute meaningfully, feedback is often ignored, and career progression depends more on office politics than performance or merit.
The result is an unhealthy, demoralizing work environment where stress runs high, feedback can get you fired, and decisions lack transparency. Talented people burn out and leave, which speaks volumes about the culture.
Twice a year perf reviews with no focus on employee satisfaction and sentiment.
Focus on merit-based recognition and career growth, not favoritism.
Create a transparent, respectful culture where diversity is valued.
Lead by example — integrity and accountability must start at the top.
Very resourceful, and all the members in the panel engaged in interesting conversations. I had a phone screen with the Hiring Manager. Then I had 6 rounds of "on-site" interviews. This was followed by the executive interview round.
Take-home coding challenge (just LeetCode questions), phone screen (questions about Java and very simple coding question that's more design and less "LeetCode"), and onsite. One of the interviewers was completely emotionless and seemed like he reall
Recruiter screen, live code interview, onsite (10 AM-3:30 PM). The live code interview was an OOP C++ challenge in the context of changing lanes for an autonomous vehicle. The onsite includes: * C++ trivia/problem solving * Math/probability * Path
Very resourceful, and all the members in the panel engaged in interesting conversations. I had a phone screen with the Hiring Manager. Then I had 6 rounds of "on-site" interviews. This was followed by the executive interview round.
Take-home coding challenge (just LeetCode questions), phone screen (questions about Java and very simple coding question that's more design and less "LeetCode"), and onsite. One of the interviewers was completely emotionless and seemed like he reall
Recruiter screen, live code interview, onsite (10 AM-3:30 PM). The live code interview was an OOP C++ challenge in the context of changing lanes for an autonomous vehicle. The onsite includes: * C++ trivia/problem solving * Math/probability * Path