Work culture is fantastic. I have worked here for over 2 years and I get to work on cool, open source technologies. What's best is that I get to contribute to the direction of the company by helping in evaluating new tools and technologies that we want to bring in as a part of our distribution in the long run – and I am still an engineer, writing code every day.
We have an unlimited vacation policy. I know some people who haven't taken much vacation, but I personally take ~3 weeks of vacation a year.
I had a couple of phone interviews that went reasonably well, but I was never called onsite. When I followed up, I received the standard reply of "Thank you for your patience, and we will let you know." My interview experience could be a one-off du
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
Multiple phone screens involved online coding using Java. On-site, multiple hours, and six interviewers participated. Most interviews with senior people were good, featuring sensible questions that were understandable and solvable. Some were really
I had a couple of phone interviews that went reasonably well, but I was never called onsite. When I followed up, I received the standard reply of "Thank you for your patience, and we will let you know." My interview experience could be a one-off du
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
Multiple phone screens involved online coding using Java. On-site, multiple hours, and six interviewers participated. Most interviews with senior people were good, featuring sensible questions that were understandable and solvable. Some were really