Good place to work
Good place to work
Great campus, good food. Nice culture. Good work-life balance. Happy with compensation. It is a big company, with lots of opportunities.
- It is a big company, hard to collaborate, and there are many meetings. I was in 1/5 of the day-to-day meetings compared to my previous company.
- The "move fast" strategy brings lots of tech debt (already). I have doubts about how much we prioritize future-proof design compared to implementation.
- Perks (booking benefits) could be slightly better, folks.
- Seeing more snack options would be super cool.
On the technical side, please let's focus on a particular big project and get that done, rather than 4-5 big projects (potentially impacting/blocking each other) due to many having dependencies.
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Site Reliability Engineer
The interview process consists of different steps. At first, you will have two remote calls: one non-technical and one technical. * You will need to explain why you believe you are a good fit for the position and discuss your experiences as an SR
Site Reliability Engineer
I had a brief call with a technology recruiter, which was basically an overview of my CV. I was then given a HackerRank test. The test questions were not set up very well. Unlike the example HackerRank questions, they were vague and unclear, requiri
Site Reliability Engineer
- Recruiter’s Call: Motivation, recent experiences, etc. - Live Coding (1 Hour): Code on Hackerrank. No need to run and test the code. - System Design and monitoring (75 minutes) - Cultural Fit (1 Hour): This round was super weird.
Site Reliability Engineer
Rome, ItalyNovember 23, 2019The interview process consists of different steps. At first, you will have two remote calls: one non-technical and one technical. * You will need to explain why you believe you are a good fit for the position and discuss your experiences as an SR
Site Reliability Engineer
Amsterdam, NetherlandsOctober 1, 2018I had a brief call with a technology recruiter, which was basically an overview of my CV. I was then given a HackerRank test. The test questions were not set up very well. Unlike the example HackerRank questions, they were vague and unclear, requiri
Site Reliability Engineer
NetherlandsDecember 1, 2023- Recruiter’s Call: Motivation, recent experiences, etc. - Live Coding (1 Hour): Code on Hackerrank. No need to run and test the code. - System Design and monitoring (75 minutes) - Cultural Fit (1 Hour): This round was super weird.
