Still working on many interesting projects and especially helping people to get jobs in a fair way.
Culture is changing recently. I feel it started as a company that cared about its employees for real, but now it looks like they only care if you are good enough, not interested at all in creating a path to improve or what is causing any demotivation.
In my case, I worked at Checkr for almost 5 years. My last manager and his boss (the VP) only pointed out a document with the new expectations of the company after a full context change to a completely new technology for me. Instead of helping me to find the best path to success, they humiliated me and pushed me to find that way on my own somehow.
I think something that is already missed at Checkr is identifying what their people's interests are and also, in case of lack of motivation, detecting it early and accompanying their employees so they can together find a path to improve. There is no chance of error or space to be demotivated today at Checkr, which for me is sad, being part of the company almost from its beginning.
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
Pretty straightforward. Split between architecture, some coding, and soft skills as assessed by the engineering manager. I also spoke with two members of the team I would have joined. They were very kind and welcoming.
I’ve been through so many interviews, investing time and effort into each one, only to be left without any feedback in the end. It’s frustrating not knowing where I went wrong or what I could improve for the future.
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
Pretty straightforward. Split between architecture, some coding, and soft skills as assessed by the engineering manager. I also spoke with two members of the team I would have joined. They were very kind and welcoming.
I’ve been through so many interviews, investing time and effort into each one, only to be left without any feedback in the end. It’s frustrating not knowing where I went wrong or what I could improve for the future.