Process
I applied through a recruiter. The process took four weeks.
I had a total of three Zoom chats:
- I asked for a discussion around the HR side of things, for example, a start delay.
- I discussed with a member of the team I would be joining.
- I discussed with the supervisor to whom I would report.
All discussions were laid back and very fun, discussing technologies I have used, technologies they are using, and our ideas for where we could take the ideas they are working on. I wasn't in a hurry, so we scheduled the calls in different weeks, accommodating the job I had at the time.
Questions
What are your thoughts about working fully remote for the first time?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the 1Password Senior Developer role.
Success Rate
1Password's interview process for their Senior Developer roles is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for 1Password's Senior Developer interview process.
1Password Work Experiences
- 5.0The best onboarding experience by farSenior Developer • Current EmployeeVictoria, BCSeptember 1, 2020Pros: - A serious focus on security: security is the job - You have the freedom to affect change - Work on something that matters - Make a difference in customers' lives - There is no micromanagement - Work with really smart people that are always willing to share knowledgeCons: - If you need a lot of supervision, 1Password is probably not for you. - You may struggle if you are not adaptable to change.
- 5.0A good companySenior Developer • Current EmployeeToronto, ONNovember 27, 2020Pros: The most diverse and empathetic team I’ve worked with. The company has a healthy relationship with its employees and a good work-life balance.Cons: None that I know of.
- 5.0Supportive & fun loving teamSenior Developer • Current EmployeeSherbrooke, QCAugust 26, 2020Pros: The company offers awesome benefits, great work life balance, a fun team, remote first setup, career growth potential, and fair pay.Cons: The only downside I can think of is that, coming from a more traditional office-only company, it takes some adaptation to remote work.
