It's all good here.
They take care of us.
I have nothing bad to say.
Various steps, ranging from one-on-one chats to technical assignments. First, a chat, then assignments. After one technical assignment and a review, the next step is a try-out period, followed by another assignment.
Longer than expected. It's an interesting challenge. I can't decide if this is an approach that is valuable for ICs and something I would want to participate in again. I see the value in it, though, at least for a remote org.
I applied in March 2017 and received a rejection after a lengthy interview process exceeding three months. The entire process took place via a private Slack channel, with a single point of contact. The first round of interviews focused on front-end
Various steps, ranging from one-on-one chats to technical assignments. First, a chat, then assignments. After one technical assignment and a review, the next step is a try-out period, followed by another assignment.
Longer than expected. It's an interesting challenge. I can't decide if this is an approach that is valuable for ICs and something I would want to participate in again. I see the value in it, though, at least for a remote org.
I applied in March 2017 and received a rejection after a lengthy interview process exceeding three months. The entire process took place via a private Slack channel, with a single point of contact. The first round of interviews focused on front-end