Pretty good place to work
Pretty good place to work
- Ability to choose cash/equity split on compensation
- Culture of transparency
- Smart, friendly peers
- Remote-first
- Competitive compensation
- Frequent reorgs
- Growing pains
- Product velocity could be better
- No 401k match
- Outlook of company is less bright than it was a year ago
- RSUs at $12.3 billion don't reflect decline in public market valuations
Management needs to aggressively focus on driving long-term shareholder value. Employees receiving RSUs at $12.3 billion should view their equity as being down 80-90%. Management must do what it takes for this valuation to be justified through fundamentals.
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Overall, I found the Brex interview process to be pleasant. After I applied, the recruiter quickly set up a time for us to chat. I got a good sense of Brex and the role after our conversation. I then had a coding interview with an engineer and got t
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I was approached by a recruiter for a position in their new office in Vancouver. The first round of phone interview was a coding problem, which is pretty standard, but required me to do the coding in a simulated running environment to see the actual
Software Engineer
Very thorough and communicative, had an involved process covering everything from basics to complex methodologies and techniques. Everyone was knowledgeable and thorough. There were at least 4 rounds, including multiple coding questions.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesDecember 1, 2018Overall, I found the Brex interview process to be pleasant. After I applied, the recruiter quickly set up a time for us to chat. I got a good sense of Brex and the role after our conversation. I then had a coding interview with an engineer and got t
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2019I was approached by a recruiter for a position in their new office in Vancouver. The first round of phone interview was a coding problem, which is pretty standard, but required me to do the coding in a simulated running environment to see the actual
Software Engineer
United StatesOctober 25, 2025Very thorough and communicative, had an involved process covering everything from basics to complex methodologies and techniques. Everyone was knowledgeable and thorough. There were at least 4 rounds, including multiple coding questions.
