It's uplifting and delightful when small business owners write to us about how our software helped their business thrive by being efficient and making the right business decisions.
Unlimited vacation is wonderful and opens up workplace dynamics you wouldn't see otherwise. Wanna work from another city/country for a few weeks? Go right ahead, you could have taken it as vacation anyway. Need to help a friend move? Feeling tired? Take some time off.
Food is phenomenal. Perks are great. The highlight is still the people.
Competition in the payments space is fierce and there are some serious 800-pound gorillas in the room (Amazon, Paypal, Apple, Google). You don't get the comfortable security of knowing that massive network effects guarantee company success like you would at a place like Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, Uber, etc.
There's a certain hit to morale seeing the explosive success of all these other companies while we slowly fight against the bureaucracy of governments, banks, and financial systems, but I think we will outlive them all.
A recruiter reached out to me. I had a "pair programming" session over the phone, and then I was invited on site. There were three "pair programming" questions. One behavioral interview covered what I had worked on and the most challenging problem
My first contact was with a recruiter. He was a bit disorganized, missing our first phone call due to meeting schedules – a sign of how busy things are at Square. After some chitchat, he scheduled a Skype interview with an engineer. The Skype interv
Two phone screens, each one hour, were conducted on CoderPad. Following these, I was invited for an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of: * 3 coding sessions * 1 system design session * 1 past experience session * 1 general chat with an enginee
A recruiter reached out to me. I had a "pair programming" session over the phone, and then I was invited on site. There were three "pair programming" questions. One behavioral interview covered what I had worked on and the most challenging problem
My first contact was with a recruiter. He was a bit disorganized, missing our first phone call due to meeting schedules – a sign of how busy things are at Square. After some chitchat, he scheduled a Skype interview with an engineer. The Skype interv
Two phone screens, each one hour, were conducted on CoderPad. Following these, I was invited for an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of: * 3 coding sessions * 1 system design session * 1 past experience session * 1 general chat with an enginee