Not the best work-life balance.
Keep working on work-life balance, since it's the only consistent con across different reviews. This is especially relevant as the company keeps growing and you want to attract the best people.
Two phone rounds, both coding. Onsite: * One coding * One debugging * One values (behavioral) * One system design Post-onsite: Two-hour pair programming interview involving designing and building the backend and database for a financial transaction
I really enjoyed Brex's interview process. There are three sessions for the onsite interview: * Coding * Design * Values The coding problem was very practical. It was not algorithm-based like many other engineering companies. Instead, I was r
Interviewers seemed skilled and driven, but the work-life balance appears terrible. People mentioned working on weekends as a badge of honor. The recruiting process overall was also very process-heavy, with a lot of back and forth. This was not what
Two phone rounds, both coding. Onsite: * One coding * One debugging * One values (behavioral) * One system design Post-onsite: Two-hour pair programming interview involving designing and building the backend and database for a financial transaction
I really enjoyed Brex's interview process. There are three sessions for the onsite interview: * Coding * Design * Values The coding problem was very practical. It was not algorithm-based like many other engineering companies. Instead, I was r
Interviewers seemed skilled and driven, but the work-life balance appears terrible. People mentioned working on weekends as a badge of honor. The recruiting process overall was also very process-heavy, with a lot of back and forth. This was not what