Like everywhere else, it has pros and cons. It really depends on your team and manager, but overall, a great place to work.
When I first joined, I was thrilled. Everything went great. I was excited to work, and I did, until I began to notice it's nearly impossible to launch or get anything done without jumping through several issues and loops.
Eventually, you realize you are working so hard with no progress to show for anything because you have spent most of your time fixing and defining things that should have already been in place.
Because of this, it's extremely easy to burn out here. Which is why I'm convinced most people don't stay here long at all (they claim to have normal attrition).
For a company as old as Box, they have tons to do internally, as they barely have processes in place, no clear direction for career growth, poor infrastructure, and very flaky management. Just look at the older comments or other review sites that go years back; it just seems it has always been this way here.
I was so excited to work here. I'm afraid I am starting to not like it, which is really sad because it has the best work culture I've ever experienced.
Read above for insight.
TLDR:
Pick a direction and stick to it. Invest in the infrastructure of the company if you really want increased productivity.
The interview process was well coordinated. After a phone screen, I was brought onsite. The recruiter called me ahead of time to let me know what to expect, which was very helpful. The interviewers were all very nice. The offer was made very quic
Got an email saying Box was interested and would like to set up a video interview over Google Hangout. The recruiter said the interview would assess basic computer science fundamentals using an online text editor. I was interviewed by two different
The interview process with Box was great. It was easily apparent that everyone loved working at Box. Also, it was clear that they were serious about hiring good talent. The technical interview started with a phone screen. This was a standard phone s
The interview process was well coordinated. After a phone screen, I was brought onsite. The recruiter called me ahead of time to let me know what to expect, which was very helpful. The interviewers were all very nice. The offer was made very quic
Got an email saying Box was interested and would like to set up a video interview over Google Hangout. The recruiter said the interview would assess basic computer science fundamentals using an online text editor. I was interviewed by two different
The interview process with Box was great. It was easily apparent that everyone loved working at Box. Also, it was clear that they were serious about hiring good talent. The technical interview started with a phone screen. This was a standard phone s