You're forced to write something here to write this.
In the last twelve months, the culture has really deteriorated. If you're thinking of joining, then do your research and speak to people currently here and those that have left. I don't think leaders want to do bad, but the leaders are really poor: lack of emotions, lack of focus on caring, and generally just don't know how to drive performance in a good way. I am in two external processes.
The other thing that no one is really saying is that the equity isn't what you're told. Make sure you understand how the tax really works and what it really means. People are just institutionalised and have all these big hopes to be a big fintech, but we are struggling to cut through despite all the glitzy website and external PR.
Why have you let the culture deteriorate? Why are people unhappy? Something needs to change.
1st stage: Recruiter call. 2nd stage: Call with a hiring manager where they asked general data engineering and coding questions (observability, good coding practices, testing, CI/CD, etc.).
The end-to-end process for a Mid-Senior role was very long. It included an initial interview, a talk with the Hiring Manager, a design exercise, coding, and finally a culture fit assessment. The process was very thorough and in-depth. Unfortunately,
The best interview process that I've ever participated in. People at Checkout don't act like interviewers from other companies. The culture here is awesome, and you can feel it from the beginning.
1st stage: Recruiter call. 2nd stage: Call with a hiring manager where they asked general data engineering and coding questions (observability, good coding practices, testing, CI/CD, etc.).
The end-to-end process for a Mid-Senior role was very long. It included an initial interview, a talk with the Hiring Manager, a design exercise, coding, and finally a culture fit assessment. The process was very thorough and in-depth. Unfortunately,
The best interview process that I've ever participated in. People at Checkout don't act like interviewers from other companies. The culture here is awesome, and you can feel it from the beginning.