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Asana treats people right. There are so many accommodations to support as many people as possible.
Work-life balance is incredible. I'm used to a much higher degree of off-hours disruptions/distractions. At Asana, I can turn off my laptop and not worry that I'm missing something.
Asana puts actual effort behind its words. Nothing is empty; everything is staffed. There are people dedicated to every function such that nothing gets missed, lost, or forgotten.
Everyone is so nice!
Asana does not believe in remote work and is very office-focused. I know several people I would love to recommend to work at the company who cannot apply because they live and work where there is not an Asana office.
Keep investing in your workforce the way you have. It's incredible you've been able to maintain and expand the Asana culture while growing the company so aggressively and going public. Please keep that which makes Asana special.
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After the first round with the Hiring Manager, the second round was a quick technical interview. Both interviewers were very friendly. I was asked to explain a given piece of code and to approve it. The second question was about a jigsaw puzzle.
Software Engineer
The initial HM screen was followed by a technical phone screen, which included a mix of LeetCode medium problems, object-oriented programming (OOP), and general problem-solving. The interviewer was pleasant, and I left thinking that this seemed like
Software Engineer
Coding, behavior, and system design questions. Emphasis on cooperative communication. System design is a normal question. Preparation can help. Coding is from their own question pool. Remember to have good reference checks.
Software Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaNovember 18, 2024After the first round with the Hiring Manager, the second round was a quick technical interview. Both interviewers were very friendly. I was asked to explain a given piece of code and to approve it. The second question was about a jigsaw puzzle.
Software Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaNovember 1, 2024The initial HM screen was followed by a technical phone screen, which included a mix of LeetCode medium problems, object-oriented programming (OOP), and general problem-solving. The interviewer was pleasant, and I left thinking that this seemed like
Software Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaFebruary 1, 2024Coding, behavior, and system design questions. Emphasis on cooperative communication. System design is a normal question. Preparation can help. Coding is from their own question pool. Remember to have good reference checks.
