Great Place to Learn and Grow
Great Place to Learn and Grow
- Great for learning and taking on responsibility early in your career. This is especially great for me as a fresh college graduate.
- Decisions are generally well thought through.
- Highly collaborative work environment.
- Competitive benefits and flexible PTO are awesome!
- Great focus on work-life balance.
- Sometimes, it might feel like there is a bit too much focus on work-life balance, and not enough urgency.
- The company isn't exactly exploding like the hottest tech startups today, but is instead exhibiting a more steady growth trajectory.
You have a great company, with a great culture. I hope that it can be kept up as Asana scales.
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Software Engineer
A recruiter emailed me and scheduled a call. I was then scheduled for a technical screen with one of the engineers. I was asked two questions. As there was no NDA, I am revealing the questions: * Verify if a tree is a BST * Jigsaw puzzle I answered
Software Engineer
I applied online and was reached out to by a recruiter. There is a phone screen and a virtual onsite, consisting of a 1.5-hour coding portion. The interview is pretty generic, covering the majority of SWE concepts. From there, they match you with a
Software Engineer
I reached out to a recruiter. She set up a phone screen and sent me a coding challenge afterward (the same one that everyone else received). The phone interview was with one of their engineers and pretty much followed what others have described: *
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMay 1, 2020A recruiter emailed me and scheduled a call. I was then scheduled for a technical screen with one of the engineers. I was asked two questions. As there was no NDA, I am revealing the questions: * Verify if a tree is a BST * Jigsaw puzzle I answered
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesJune 1, 2020I applied online and was reached out to by a recruiter. There is a phone screen and a virtual onsite, consisting of a 1.5-hour coding portion. The interview is pretty generic, covering the majority of SWE concepts. From there, they match you with a
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2016I reached out to a recruiter. She set up a phone screen and sent me a coding challenge afterward (the same one that everyone else received). The phone interview was with one of their engineers and pretty much followed what others have described: *
