I like Canva's culture here.
It is so diversified, and everyone can work in his/her own style. I enjoy working on cool stuff with a lot of nice and talented people.
BTW, the in-house chefs are so good.
The management team is very supportive.
Canva is still small, so sometimes you may have to touch some areas you don't know. On the other hand, that would also be a great opportunity for you to learn in new areas. So it may be a pro.
Keep being supportive to the employees.
When the recruiter contacted me, I made it clear that I was looking for an architect position. After the coding and design interviews, I received an offer for a Developer position with a salary around 10% greater than my current one. The Head of Eng
I recently had an interview experience with Canva that I felt was both frustrating and disappointing. The interview process consisted of three rounds. The first was an HR round, where they asked basic questions about hashcode and equals, inheritance
I applied online, and a recruiter contacted me via phone call. They asked about my background and introduced Canva's business. Next, I was sent a project to complete. I finished the project two weeks later and sent the code to the recruiter. Howev
When the recruiter contacted me, I made it clear that I was looking for an architect position. After the coding and design interviews, I received an offer for a Developer position with a salary around 10% greater than my current one. The Head of Eng
I recently had an interview experience with Canva that I felt was both frustrating and disappointing. The interview process consisted of three rounds. The first was an HR round, where they asked basic questions about hashcode and equals, inheritance
I applied online, and a recruiter contacted me via phone call. They asked about my background and introduced Canva's business. Next, I was sent a project to complete. I finished the project two weeks later and sent the code to the recruiter. Howev