Process
I applied online. The process took four weeks. I was contacted a month after applying to schedule an interview. The interview was a relaxed 45-minute chat with an engineering manager. They did a walkthrough of my resume, and we talked about my experiences and proficiencies. There was no live coding. I was then able to ask them questions to learn more about the company and working there. Ultimately, I didn't get an offer, but I am thankful for the opportunity. The recruiter and managers were very kind and encouraging!
Questions
What were the most important skills you developed in your previous job?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 7 interview experiences for the 1Password Software Developer role.
Success Rate
1Password's interview process for their Software Developer roles is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for 1Password's Software Developer interview process.
1Password Work Experiences
- 5.0Great place to workSoftware Developer • Current EmployeeApril 5, 2022Pros: * Great work life balance * Everyone is passionate about the product * Ethically good company * Great benefitsCons: * Experiencing some growing pains with division of responsibilities * Diversity needs some help
- 5.0Great company that cares for employeesSoftware Developer • Current EmployeeSeptember 29, 2022Pros: 1Password has grown significantly but still keeps many of the values from when it was smaller. The leadership are very transparent about the reasoning behind decisions and work to make the experience for employees as good as possible.Cons: Work/life balance can be hard across timezones. The company provides a lot of flexibility to help with this but it can still be challenging.
- 5.0Amazing companySoftware Developer • Current EmployeeAugust 26, 2020Pros: - Amazing health insurance for employees - Great culture - Very supportive and quality people to work with - Very smart, quality coworkers - Leadership is supportive and down-to-earth - You're expected to STOP working at 40 hours :D - Lots of internal teams. so lots of opportunities to learn something new and change teams if that's what you find out you needCons: - 401k match is kinda low - We're growing a lot, and that comes with growing pains. We're quickly trying to figure out how best to handle things as we grow, which is good, but there are pains. Not much beyond those two things.
