There are interesting projects and a clear mission. You can see your impact even as an IC.
Some decisions can be a little chaotic, but it seems like a wider thing in tech right now.
I was sent a coding challenge over email. After a couple of days, I received a rejection email, though I'm not sure what was wrong. I thought there were supposed to be a couple of interview rounds after the challenge. The recruiter seemed nice so fa
I received a referral from a friend, and the recruiter got back to me very quickly. After an initial call, we scheduled a 2-hour technical interview, which included a full hour to work and a code review at the end. The remote "onsite" consisted of
Started with a quick coding challenge that was simple and stress-free. Then there was a phone round. This was done with two interviewers (one was shadowing). Very pleasant conversation, and the “coding” was done on Google Doc (so it’s can’t be compil
I was sent a coding challenge over email. After a couple of days, I received a rejection email, though I'm not sure what was wrong. I thought there were supposed to be a couple of interview rounds after the challenge. The recruiter seemed nice so fa
I received a referral from a friend, and the recruiter got back to me very quickly. After an initial call, we scheduled a 2-hour technical interview, which included a full hour to work and a code review at the end. The remote "onsite" consisted of
Started with a quick coding challenge that was simple and stress-free. Then there was a phone round. This was done with two interviewers (one was shadowing). Very pleasant conversation, and the “coding” was done on Google Doc (so it’s can’t be compil