Caveat: I am a current employee of Cloudera and I work remotely.
As part of the product team, the work is very challenging, and I feel like I am learning a lot. The people here are very understanding and are more than willing to work with you to bring you up to speed. I work remotely; the work-life balance is fantastic, and as long as you get your work done and you let people know ahead of time if you have anything crop up, things tend to be okay.
You will be challenged here, but I very much consider this a good thing. There is a lot of room for growth and learning from some of the smartest people in the industry.
Benefits are so-so: no 401k matching, and decent health benefits.
Sometimes conflicting messages from my leads can confuse things, but these are typically resolved without a ton of issue.
As a remote employee, communication can be challenging. This is a two-way street, however.
Keep it up. It's great here!
I was asked to implement an algorithm in text. It wasn't very hard, but the interviewer kept pushing me to write the code. They weren't patient or friendly. This was the worst interview I've ever had until now.
I had a phone screen from Cloudera last Thursday. The call went well, except I really had a hard time understanding the interviewer due to his thick accent. His questions were quite open-ended, and so we had to go back and forth multiple times befor
The questions were mostly database and operating system concepts. The overall experience was very good, and the interviewers were really helpful. The questions were generally open-ended and required a bit of thinking. There were some puzzles as we
I was asked to implement an algorithm in text. It wasn't very hard, but the interviewer kept pushing me to write the code. They weren't patient or friendly. This was the worst interview I've ever had until now.
I had a phone screen from Cloudera last Thursday. The call went well, except I really had a hard time understanding the interviewer due to his thick accent. His questions were quite open-ended, and so we had to go back and forth multiple times befor
The questions were mostly database and operating system concepts. The overall experience was very good, and the interviewers were really helpful. The questions were generally open-ended and required a bit of thinking. There were some puzzles as we