Great work culture, the opportunity to work on open source projects that impact 43% of the web, and good benefits.
I can't find any cons at the moment.
1. Code testing: You will be given a WP plugin with well-designed tasks. People usually solve the task within a week. 2. Trial testing: Once you have passed the code testing, you will be moved to the trial phase (they will pay you: $25/hr). In this
The whole process was async. 1. First interview (screening): A Slack conversation with another engineer, based on various topics typically discussed in a screening interview. 2. Code test: Fulfill objectives in a project using an unknown codebase
Everything is done remotely. Most conversations are held on a Slack channel. During the interview process, you have access to a lot of documentation and information about the company and teams.
1. Code testing: You will be given a WP plugin with well-designed tasks. People usually solve the task within a week. 2. Trial testing: Once you have passed the code testing, you will be moved to the trial phase (they will pay you: $25/hr). In this
The whole process was async. 1. First interview (screening): A Slack conversation with another engineer, based on various topics typically discussed in a screening interview. 2. Code test: Fulfill objectives in a project using an unknown codebase
Everything is done remotely. Most conversations are held on a Slack channel. During the interview process, you have access to a lot of documentation and information about the company and teams.