Most cons are related to the office being opened pretty recently, so I expect things to get better in many areas.
Don't let bureaucracy slow down Warsaw's office maturing in terms of being a real part of Asana.
Overall a positive experience, with some minor nuances. The process consisted of: * Recruiter call (30 mins - regular stuff). * Screening interview (1 hour - 1 LeetCode medium task + quick design of one of Asana's features). I passed, but the r
The interview process was very smooth; all necessary information was provided beforehand. At each step, you knew exactly what to expect. You could choose any programming language for the coding interviews, although Python was favored. Moreover, conse
It seemed that it went relatively well. After the interview, however, it looked like I got lost in the system. I had to chase for the status myself. After quite a delay, I got a response that the company was no longer interested. There was no promise
Overall a positive experience, with some minor nuances. The process consisted of: * Recruiter call (30 mins - regular stuff). * Screening interview (1 hour - 1 LeetCode medium task + quick design of one of Asana's features). I passed, but the r
The interview process was very smooth; all necessary information was provided beforehand. At each step, you knew exactly what to expect. You could choose any programming language for the coding interviews, although Python was favored. Moreover, conse
It seemed that it went relatively well. After the interview, however, it looked like I got lost in the system. I had to chase for the status myself. After quite a delay, I got a response that the company was no longer interested. There was no promise