It was very flexible, and the overall atmosphere was positive.
Somewhere along the acquisition spree and ego pumping, there was a huge turnover (more accurately, a purge!) starting from the top. When it reached the bottom, it was a bloodbath for US employees.
To anyone with an offer in hand or looking for a job:
Checkr (currently) is only good for collecting temporary paychecks. Your real career is still out there.
I was given monopoly money with an expiration date unless the company goes public, which it probably won't. Only the very top level could cash out on Checkr's perceived market value. No one else could until it IPO.
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
Same as what others have posted and did onsite. They ghosted me, though. Kind of messed up. Speaks to the quality of employees they have, unless you want to waste your time. Don't bother applying.
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.
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
Same as what others have posted and did onsite. They ghosted me, though. Kind of messed up. Speaks to the quality of employees they have, unless you want to waste your time. Don't bother applying.
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.