Very intentional and thoughtful culture. I trust the leadership and I feel comfortable raising issues when I have them. Asana focuses a lot on personal growth. Coworkers are smart, hard-working, and enjoyable to spend time with.
The backend is written in JavaScript, and in an in-house framework that ended up being essentially a dead end. As a result, there's a lot of technical debt that needs to get paid off.
I really like the equal parental leave for men and women. Good job.
Keep focusing on how to reduce noise in the open floor plan, or figure out how to have more conference rooms available for people to work quietly.
I applied online through their website. About a week later, they sent me an online coding challenge. I passed because I saw the question on Glassdoor, and then I was arranged for an HR interview and a technical phone screen back to back. The HR inte
It was a coding challenge followed by a phone screen. I thought that I bombed part of the phone interview, so when I was invited for an onsite, I was super excited. I had an onsite that included two whiteboard interviews (with both algorithms and OOP
The interview process involved one recruiter call, a technical screen, and then an onsite interview. I found it ironic that a company which prides itself on "mindfulness" and being good to one another has some of the rudest interviewers I've met. Th
I applied online through their website. About a week later, they sent me an online coding challenge. I passed because I saw the question on Glassdoor, and then I was arranged for an HR interview and a technical phone screen back to back. The HR inte
It was a coding challenge followed by a phone screen. I thought that I bombed part of the phone interview, so when I was invited for an onsite, I was super excited. I had an onsite that included two whiteboard interviews (with both algorithms and OOP
The interview process involved one recruiter call, a technical screen, and then an onsite interview. I found it ironic that a company which prides itself on "mindfulness" and being good to one another has some of the rudest interviewers I've met. Th