The most exciting time to be at Box: it's growing fast, gearing up for an IPO, but still small enough that the startup spirit is still there. You get to see the higher-level execs often. Charismatic CEO & CFO (Aaron Levie and Dylan Smith, the early founders) and COO (Dan Levin). There's great collaboration between teams and across services in the company, and a lot of space to make your ideas heard.
Because it grew so fast, there is a lot of technical debt, a lot of things to fix, and, overall, a lot of work.
Risk that the startup culture will gradually fade away.
Food could be better, and the building is starting to feel small again.
My manager was great!
The interview process was pretty fast and standard. There was a recruiter call, a tech phone screen, and then an onsite panel which took a half day. During the process, I also got invited to a movie and a beer, a "drink and sync," to get to meet
The most technically challenging interview process I've ever been through was part of the attraction of the company.
The box office building looks like a law office, but once inside, you quickly realize you are in a high-tech startup. There's a giant fluorescent green slide spiraling down from the second floor. Folks are young here, though the hiring manager was i
The interview process was pretty fast and standard. There was a recruiter call, a tech phone screen, and then an onsite panel which took a half day. During the process, I also got invited to a movie and a beer, a "drink and sync," to get to meet
The most technically challenging interview process I've ever been through was part of the attraction of the company.
The box office building looks like a law office, but once inside, you quickly realize you are in a high-tech startup. There's a giant fluorescent green slide spiraling down from the second floor. Folks are young here, though the hiring manager was i