Great company, huge opportunity
Great company, huge opportunity
Super talented people here.
They're not afraid to tackle big challenges.
"Dream Big" runs through everyone here.
Many former founders will be your peers. This is a cool opportunity that I haven't seen in other places.
Leadership is very competent.
Still a pretty young company, so there's space for improvement in providing everyone support sometimes (but this is improving).
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Initial conversation with recruiter to give background information and find out details about the role and company. The recruiter then set up a 1-hour interview with the hiring manager. The manager gave his background, described the role, asked abou
Engineering Manager
The process was long and demanding, with closer to 10 different stages. But it was handled in the most humane and caring way possible. At each step, the recruiter helped me prepare and answered any questions I had.
Engineering Manager
The initial screen was followed by a full "on-site" (remote) round. This round included one systems design question. The remaining questions were more manager-specific, covering topics such as conflict role-play, recruiting, and manager values. The
Engineering Manager
San Francisco, California, United StatesMay 19, 2025Initial conversation with recruiter to give background information and find out details about the role and company. The recruiter then set up a 1-hour interview with the hiring manager. The manager gave his background, described the role, asked abou
Engineering Manager
San Francisco, California, United StatesJuly 19, 2023The process was long and demanding, with closer to 10 different stages. But it was handled in the most humane and caring way possible. At each step, the recruiter helped me prepare and answered any questions I had.
Engineering Manager
United StatesApril 14, 2021The initial screen was followed by a full "on-site" (remote) round. This round included one systems design question. The remaining questions were more manager-specific, covering topics such as conflict role-play, recruiting, and manager values. The
