Challenging projects. Strong culture, talented people. Fair offer, no lowballing. Good benefits, except for 401K match.
Career growth is somewhat questionable.
Outdated tech stack, but slowly moving towards Golang.
One of the recruiters contacted me, set up an initial conversation, and explained the process. You can take time to prepare if you want to; they are very flexible with scheduling. The phone screen interviewer was very friendly and patient. They did
A recruiter reached out to me first, followed by a Google Hangout interview. They allowed me to use whatever IDE, editor, or terminal I was comfortable with. This went well. At the end, the engineer seemed pleasantly happy and said I would hear from
I was referred by my friend who got laid off. I was somehow able to go through the interview process. I was able to complete the coding assessment and scored 510/600. I didn't hear back since.
One of the recruiters contacted me, set up an initial conversation, and explained the process. You can take time to prepare if you want to; they are very flexible with scheduling. The phone screen interviewer was very friendly and patient. They did
A recruiter reached out to me first, followed by a Google Hangout interview. They allowed me to use whatever IDE, editor, or terminal I was comfortable with. This went well. At the end, the engineer seemed pleasantly happy and said I would hear from
I was referred by my friend who got laid off. I was somehow able to go through the interview process. I was able to complete the coding assessment and scored 510/600. I didn't hear back since.