A wild, fantastic ride
A wild, fantastic ride
Incredible market opportunity. Open leadership with strong integrity. Lots of career growth.
I've read a lot of the negative reviews. They mostly boil down to what you would expect from a company trying to conquer a market: crazy growth, shifting expectations, ambiguity, stiff competition, and impatience around the IPO.
Does it feel like a finger in the eye sometimes? Absolutely.
Ultimately rewarding? Probably.
Would you expect anything different?
Live the values or don't have them.
At the executive level, the value is preached to "be open." Then, key decisions are made incommunicado, and calls and emails aren't returned. We don't need that BS.
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Solutions Architect
The interview process consisted of: * Contact from an internal recruiter. * A technical phone interview. * A second technical phone interview. * Discussions and coaching with the recruiter. * An interview with the director. * An onsite i
Solutions Architect
Five interviews were conducted: * Two remote technical * Two on-site technical * One on-site managerial non-technical A HackerRank coding test was administered, consisting of: * Three coding questions * One paragraph question I initially thought
Solutions Architect
The written code interview was followed by a use-case design discussion for change data capture approaches. We discussed HBase, Hive/Impala, and Java programming concepts. We also covered ETL concepts in both traditional and Hadoop contexts.
Solutions Architect
Palo Alto, California, United StatesMay 1, 2015The interview process consisted of: * Contact from an internal recruiter. * A technical phone interview. * A second technical phone interview. * Discussions and coaching with the recruiter. * An interview with the director. * An onsite i
Solutions Architect
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaApril 1, 2018Five interviews were conducted: * Two remote technical * Two on-site technical * One on-site managerial non-technical A HackerRank coding test was administered, consisting of: * Three coding questions * One paragraph question I initially thought
Solutions Architect
Chicago, Illinois, United StatesAugust 1, 2014The written code interview was followed by a use-case design discussion for change data capture approaches. We discussed HBase, Hive/Impala, and Java programming concepts. We also covered ETL concepts in both traditional and Hadoop contexts.
