Competitive salary, great benefits, good work-life balance.
Still transitioning from a big company to a very big company, which at times brings a bit of hecticness.
I had an interview with a recruiter. I told him a bit about my experience, but it was at a very high level. Next, I had an interview with two engineers from different teams. They mostly asked about Adyen's formula and some culture questions. Next,
I liked the overall interview process. Adyen tends to focus on culture as much as your technical skills, which is rare in my opinion. I had 7 rounds, out of which 1 was focused on deep-diving into my past work experience (culturally and technically)
I had a negative experience with Adyen’s interview process. The entire process felt improvised and chaotic, with little clarity or structure. The recruiter was 30 minutes late to the first call, and I had to remind them about the scheduled meeting.
I had an interview with a recruiter. I told him a bit about my experience, but it was at a very high level. Next, I had an interview with two engineers from different teams. They mostly asked about Adyen's formula and some culture questions. Next,
I liked the overall interview process. Adyen tends to focus on culture as much as your technical skills, which is rare in my opinion. I had 7 rounds, out of which 1 was focused on deep-diving into my past work experience (culturally and technically)
I had a negative experience with Adyen’s interview process. The entire process felt improvised and chaotic, with little clarity or structure. The recruiter was 30 minutes late to the first call, and I had to remind them about the scheduled meeting.