New engineering leadership since last year and new initiatives are helping Carta grow from a startup into an enterprise company.
As the company is growing, work-life balance is more flexible than before: working from home occasionally is okay, my daily standup is at 9:30 am instead of 8:30 am, and there is no more required commute once a week to the other office (e.g., SF to Palo Alto).
The company is growing and hiring quickly, and we have a lot of interesting projects going on. We have quarterly hackathons to work on new ideas and projects, and regular show-and-tell meetings to present new projects to the whole company.
Growth is encouraged with mentorship, and engineering leadership has presented career paths.
Offices can get crowded at times, with meeting rooms constantly booked. However, the SF office is moving to a new location, which should fix it. As a startup, it's hard for the compensation to match a larger company, though the upside potential of equity is appealing.
Keep up the transparency and keep communicating the goals of the company.
I received an email to schedule a call with HR within a week of applying for the position. The HR screen lasted for around 30 minutes, and I was scheduled for the Hiring Manager round in the next week. I spent an hour interviewing with the Hiring Man
I had a recruiter call and an EM call, both of which went fine. After that, they scheduled a live coding interview (the last technical round, which lasted 2 hours) but later mentioned a take-home assignment. The assignment was supposed to be complet
The initial screening with the recruiter was pleasant enough. The only issue I had was that I had a hard time hearing them on the phone, possibly because they may have been in a public workspace. The role was for someone who could work an even split
I received an email to schedule a call with HR within a week of applying for the position. The HR screen lasted for around 30 minutes, and I was scheduled for the Hiring Manager round in the next week. I spent an hour interviewing with the Hiring Man
I had a recruiter call and an EM call, both of which went fine. After that, they scheduled a live coding interview (the last technical round, which lasted 2 hours) but later mentioned a take-home assignment. The assignment was supposed to be complet
The initial screening with the recruiter was pleasant enough. The only issue I had was that I had a hard time hearing them on the phone, possibly because they may have been in a public workspace. The role was for someone who could work an even split