Great amount of autonomy. You can take your time to code the right way. The people are very friendly, and everything runs very efficiently. Very little amount of meetings, which, when they happen, are very efficient.
Work from home may not be for everybody. The idea of levels doesn't exist, which might be a problem for some.
Keep up the good work!
Here's a breakdown of the interview process: * First interview: This was a Slack conversation, fully text-based, and lasted around 90 minutes. * Code test: I had some objectives to complete on an unknown codebase. * Trial: This part was paid.
First, I sent an application email, and an autoresponder acknowledged receipt. The next day, I received a message from the hiring manager stating they would like to progress with me and sent me a Slack channel to join. Upon joining, I was presented
Call with HR. Invited to the Slack group where the technical test is shared. Needs to work on the test based on their instructions and commit it to their GitHub.
Here's a breakdown of the interview process: * First interview: This was a Slack conversation, fully text-based, and lasted around 90 minutes. * Code test: I had some objectives to complete on an unknown codebase. * Trial: This part was paid.
First, I sent an application email, and an autoresponder acknowledged receipt. The next day, I received a message from the hiring manager stating they would like to progress with me and sent me a Slack channel to join. Upon joining, I was presented
Call with HR. Invited to the Slack group where the technical test is shared. Needs to work on the test based on their instructions and commit it to their GitHub.