Great company, great people, and challenging work
Great company, great people, and challenging work
- The people are really great.
- Interesting and challenging problems.
- Remote worker accommodation is excellent (I am remote).
- Work-life balance is good; we work hard, but health and family come first.
Some growing pains, but I expected this for the stage the company is at.
Keep a focus on our values. I believe they are why Canva is so enjoyable to work at.
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The process began with a recruiter call, covering basic questions about past experience. There were five quiz-like JavaScript questions, which I found quite fun. They provided tips for the first interview. The first coding interview featured a bas
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The initial meeting with the recruiter caught me off guard, as they unexpectedly presented a JavaScript question without prior notice. Fortunately, I passed the first meeting and proceeded to the first interview. However, I ultimately failed because
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Sydney, AustraliaMay 1, 2023The initial meeting with the recruiter caught me off guard, as they unexpectedly presented a JavaScript question without prior notice. Fortunately, I passed the first meeting and proceeded to the first interview. However, I ultimately failed because
