Cloudflare does not have mission values or company culture that promote harmony among all employees. There is a very siloed and clique culture within the company, and it seems that those who are early employees, hold higher-level positions, or gained favor from the CEO will have preferential treatment compared to others.
The tone from the top seems to reflect this:
If you search for past reviews, you will notice a common theme regarding what many people think of the CEO (Hint: Arrogant).
People are leaving in droves and are quickly replaced by newcomers, and the cycle continues, including high-ranking employees.
If you go to LinkedIn, you can see how many people have left Cloudflare and begin to see the pattern.
The company may have a good product, but be aware of the "culture".
Start building a more respectful culture.
Implement annual performance reviews and anonymous 360-degree feedback across the organization.
Promote those who are high performers and team players.
Remove those who create a toxic culture, no matter how good they are at their job.
For the CEO: Be humble.
I was already very familiar with Cloudflare as a customer in my previous role and a big supporter of the organization's stance on privacy and freedom of speech. I interacted with current employees at conferences and on discussion forums when I wasn'
Applied online. Received an email within a couple of days stating they were interested in my profile. * Video Interview with the Hiring Manager. * Video Technical Interview with a Team Member (shared screen). * On-site Invitation: Technical I
Extremely long process, the longest ever experienced. Very poor follow-up. For a not well-known company, they should do a better job treating their candidates. I would much rather have an insanely long interview at Google; at least it's Google.
I was already very familiar with Cloudflare as a customer in my previous role and a big supporter of the organization's stance on privacy and freedom of speech. I interacted with current employees at conferences and on discussion forums when I wasn'
Applied online. Received an email within a couple of days stating they were interested in my profile. * Video Interview with the Hiring Manager. * Video Technical Interview with a Team Member (shared screen). * On-site Invitation: Technical I
Extremely long process, the longest ever experienced. Very poor follow-up. For a not well-known company, they should do a better job treating their candidates. I would much rather have an insanely long interview at Google; at least it's Google.