Work isn't very difficult. Management leaves you to your own devices.
There is little consistency between teams; each team can kind of set its own path. Pay is meh.
The fair chance hiring thing is great, but give it a rest already. People take a job to pay the bills, not for some grand mission that doesn't impact our ability to pay the rent.
I initially had a call with the recruiter, then a name matching exercise, and a hiring manager round. I was really shocked to see that the hiring manager wanted to run my resume by his team after the third round. Yeah, you heard it right: the third
I was recently contacted by a recruiter for the SRE Manager role, despite having already applied for and been rejected from the same position just a few months prior. I brought this to the same recruiter's attention, and she indicated she needed to l
After applying, a Checkr recruiter reached out with the preliminary name matching code challenge described in detail in other posts. This was followed by a 30-minute recruiter phone screen. There were then a pretty exhaustive set of technical challe
I initially had a call with the recruiter, then a name matching exercise, and a hiring manager round. I was really shocked to see that the hiring manager wanted to run my resume by his team after the third round. Yeah, you heard it right: the third
I was recently contacted by a recruiter for the SRE Manager role, despite having already applied for and been rejected from the same position just a few months prior. I brought this to the same recruiter's attention, and she indicated she needed to l
After applying, a Checkr recruiter reached out with the preliminary name matching code challenge described in detail in other posts. This was followed by a 30-minute recruiter phone screen. There were then a pretty exhaustive set of technical challe