Great engineering practices - Senoir Software Engineer Form3 Employee Review

4.0
Dec 20, 2024
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Pros

- A team lead role that combines the responsibilities of a product owner and a scrum master. While acting as a playing coach (both contributing individually and having a close view of individuals' performance and growth opportunities), a team lead also has backlog ownership, shielding the team from excessive external pressure and addressing technical debt. - Great tooling and practices around load, stress, and disaster recovery testing - Solid incident management - Strong focus on security without significant impact on cycle time and engineering productivity - No blame culture - Openness in communication and great focus on peer appreciation - Fully remote setup catering for both sync and async collaboration - Competitive salary and great extra perks (e.g., learning or personal leave)

Cons

- Recent lay-offs - Lack of growth opportunities before that due to a slowed-down growth rate - Extremely noisy on-call - Frequent impactful product incidents due to the lack of infrastructure upgrade drills and test environments - Infrequent offline meetups and lack of opportunities for individuals to connect and bond together offline, especially on the lowest, squad, level

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5.0
Nov 19, 2024
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Pros

Seriously some of the smartest and nicest people I have ever had the opportunity to work with. Great culture and the technology is the real deal so it's nice to be able to position solutions to clients you know you can deliver.

Cons

UK headquartered company that is still growing in the US. Target market is large banks who can be slow to move

1.0
Jul 11, 2024
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Pros

Colleagues are incredibly intelligent and motivated, but their efforts are consistently undermined by a lack of support from management.

Cons

Recent layoffs were handled poorly, with no regard for the individuals affected. I was laid off and my manager never even spoke to me to say goodbye. In fact, management doesn't inform anyone when someone is let go, so you usually only find out when someone's account is deactivated. The CEO appears out of their depth and lacks a clear vision for the company. This created an atmosphere of uncertainty and fear. While the work itself was engaging, the toxic culture ultimately outweighs any positives.

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