I've worked at other places, but Airbnb is hands-down amazing to work at. Some of my best friends I've made at Airbnb, and it's always fun to come in to work.
Our core values help to really allow you to work with people that you like being around. Additionally, everyone really believes in the mission of the company and wants to make a difference, so you never feel like a cog in some larger machine.
Overall, a great place to work.
It's a growing company, so there will be some growing pains (like communication channels) as the company gets larger.
Recruiters at Airbnb are the most unprofessional bunch of people. They don't reply to emails for weeks and don't attend to candidates during onsite interviews. In my onsite, one interviewer didn't come to the interview room on time. The other was b
A recruiter reached out to me. I'm happy at my current job, but it sounded like a good opportunity, so I decided to give it a go. Had a phone screen, which involved a difficult coding challenge on coderpad.io. It required a full solution plus test c
The interview process was surprisingly much easier than with many other companies I considered. Ultimately, I chose Airbnb because of the interesting problems they were solving and their culture. I will preface this by mentioning that when speaking
Recruiters at Airbnb are the most unprofessional bunch of people. They don't reply to emails for weeks and don't attend to candidates during onsite interviews. In my onsite, one interviewer didn't come to the interview room on time. The other was b
A recruiter reached out to me. I'm happy at my current job, but it sounded like a good opportunity, so I decided to give it a go. Had a phone screen, which involved a difficult coding challenge on coderpad.io. It required a full solution plus test c
The interview process was surprisingly much easier than with many other companies I considered. Ultimately, I chose Airbnb because of the interesting problems they were solving and their culture. I will preface this by mentioning that when speaking