Hello friends, I have the privilege of choosing from many great companies for onsites this and next month. My ask: please leave any thoughts/feedback on which companies I should proceed with: - Hulu (note: they said they would give a raincheck offer) - Instacart - Bloomberg - Amazon - WePay - Gusto - Goldman Sachs - Walmart eCommerce - Databricks - MongoDB - Coinbase - Etsy - Yext - Facebook (also already turned down ~6 other onsites) Reneged Onsite: - Affirm Pending phone screens: - Google - Two Sigma Other info: current yoe: 3-4 current TC: around 300k, I joined Compass relatively early. large portion is in equity started at 80 LCs, now at ~185. roughly 10% hards, 70% medium, 20% easy #onsites #onsite #interview
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Treat Amazon as your mock interview
Definitely don't skip wepay. Their offers are all cash and very good.
Definitely don't skip Databricks.
At your yoe literally almost no one on that list will pay you 300k
I'd skip Walmart, Gusto, and Instacart. Seem like low tc places and tech isn't so great either.
Thanks, you're probably right. I don't live in the Bay so I'm a bit more lax these days about tech requirements these days. I would love to work at Indeed for instance, but felt Austin wasn't a good fit for my lifestyle.
Have you considered our fruit company?
I have - are you offering to refer? In particular I'm interested in Apple Pay :)
I hear gusto really underpays, even if you account for low COL
I've heard gusto's culture is awful, my roommate worked there as an analyst and hated it.
I conquer gusto is a sweat shop and I rejected their offer after talking to an ex employee