Clio's becoming a pretty popular name in the Vancouver tech space. Doing a short stint here can boost your resume and open up your network.
Straight up lower pay than most tech companies. Clio likes to say things like they’re not competing with Amazon and the likes for employees. That's just not true; developers are developers everywhere.
When I was planning on leaving Clio, I got 5 offers before making a final decision. All of them were higher than Clio, some for lower positions. The ones that baffled me the most were smaller companies also based in Vancouver, paying more for lower positions than Clio.
But you don’t have to take my word for it; check any public surveys out there on compensation. You’ll find Clio falls pretty low for a company of its size.
Re-evaluate everyone’s pay and pay them what they’re worth, retroactively if possible.
I applied online. I did not make it past the initial screening call. I would have given an average experience, but the interviewer had a poor microphone and was hard to hear most times with just AirPods. In the end, I was told I would hear back by t
I applied through LinkedIn. Initially, I got the standard rejection email. Then, after a week, a recruiter reached out, stating there was a mistake on their end, and continued with the process. The first round was a recruiter chat. The second was a
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. The process included an initial recruiter screen followed by a technical interview. I was quite nervous, but the interviewers tried to help when I got stuck. Although I didn’t receive an offer, the overall
I applied online. I did not make it past the initial screening call. I would have given an average experience, but the interviewer had a poor microphone and was hard to hear most times with just AirPods. In the end, I was told I would hear back by t
I applied through LinkedIn. Initially, I got the standard rejection email. Then, after a week, a recruiter reached out, stating there was a mistake on their end, and continued with the process. The first round was a recruiter chat. The second was a
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. The process included an initial recruiter screen followed by a technical interview. I was quite nervous, but the interviewers tried to help when I got stuck. Although I didn’t receive an offer, the overall