Confluent as a company is really doing great and has some great leadership. The company itself is going really fast, and to add to it, they have an amazing work culture. For its size, it has reasonable benefits. Growth is great, and all your perks are based on meritocracy.
Sometimes decision-making can be hard because of the rate at which we are growing.
Keep doing what you are doing and empower [others] to create more leaders.
A recruiter reached out to me over LinkedIn and set up a coding interview over video conference. Following that, I had a chat with the recruiter, and then more rounds of coding and design interviews. After receiving the offer, they flew me out to H
During my recent job search, Confluent was by far the most challenging and thorough process. It consisted of: * A phone screen with the recruiter (who is a Confluent FTE, not a contractor) * The hiring manager * Four technical interviews with
Initial rounds of interviews included video interviews for HR screening and a basic coding assessment. These were straightforward processes. As I was interviewing for a remote position, my on-site interview was booked through recruiting, and my hote
A recruiter reached out to me over LinkedIn and set up a coding interview over video conference. Following that, I had a chat with the recruiter, and then more rounds of coding and design interviews. After receiving the offer, they flew me out to H
During my recent job search, Confluent was by far the most challenging and thorough process. It consisted of: * A phone screen with the recruiter (who is a Confluent FTE, not a contractor) * The hiring manager * Four technical interviews with
Initial rounds of interviews included video interviews for HR screening and a basic coding assessment. These were straightforward processes. As I was interviewing for a remote position, my on-site interview was booked through recruiting, and my hote