A troubled company with arguably good fundamentals
A troubled company with arguably good fundamentals
- Competitive compensation.
- Newer portions of the tech stack are well-thought out and competently done, including internal tooling.
- Lively culture with a mix of true believers and others.
- Organizational chaos: many reorganizations and successive layoffs.
- C-level executives arguably out of touch with reality on the ground and the general employee base.
- Somewhat nonsensical libertarian ideology flows from the top.
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I applied on the website. I went through recruiter screening. After that, she set up a technical phone screen. After two days, I received a no-hire decision, with no reason or feedback provided.
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The process was divided into 4 stages. The first two were handled by the recruitment company and the following two by Coinbase: 1. A recruiter from a specialized recruitment company approached me, and we had a chat to understand if my profile matche
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San Francisco, California, United StatesFebruary 1, 2021I applied on the website. I went through recruiter screening. After that, she set up a technical phone screen. After two days, I received a no-hire decision, with no reason or feedback provided.
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BrazilAugust 1, 2023The process was divided into 4 stages. The first two were handled by the recruitment company and the following two by Coinbase: 1. A recruiter from a specialized recruitment company approached me, and we had a chat to understand if my profile matche
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San Francisco, California, United StatesApril 1, 2025I had a frontend software engineer interview. The first problem was easy, but the scale-ups started to get more difficult, involving accessing information from databases to display it on the website being built for the interview.
