It's been a little over a month here, and Cloudera's been very good for me so far. The facilities and the onsite perks for employees are very good and are better than most, if not all, valley companies. The culture of work is very open, and people are willing to help you onboard as well as spend time handling critiques when seeing things with a new perspective.
Growing fast, a lot of hiring across all areas, so there are certainly some growing pains with communication and information dissemination.
This can lead to a feeling of not being directly connected to the whole, especially if you are new and haven't waded through the rivers of Hadoop prior.
I was contacted by two different recruiters from Cloudera. I was presented with two different job roles and we agreed on the one to proceed with, which seemed more relevant. I had an initial phone interview focused on coding. After that, I went for a
The interview process took 6 hours. I met with one interviewer per hour. Cloudera provided lunch, and HR also prepared drinks and snacks at the beginning. The process was professional and friendly.
Coding challenge followed by phone screen. Then I had two rounds of onsite interviews. Overall, a smooth and casual process. Felt very good! Good interview.
I was contacted by two different recruiters from Cloudera. I was presented with two different job roles and we agreed on the one to proceed with, which seemed more relevant. I had an initial phone interview focused on coding. After that, I went for a
The interview process took 6 hours. I met with one interviewer per hour. Cloudera provided lunch, and HR also prepared drinks and snacks at the beginning. The process was professional and friendly.
Coding challenge followed by phone screen. Then I had two rounds of onsite interviews. Overall, a smooth and casual process. Felt very good! Good interview.