Working with talented people on challenging projects.
Top-down management. There is a false sense of transparency, and when employees ask questions, they get generic answers. As one of the employees who worked at a company acquired by Contentsquare, I may come across as overly pessimistic. This is only because Hotjar was one of those unicorn companies where the empathy was real, the transparency was visible, and our values were oxygen that brought the great culture to life. So I don't think Contentsquare is the worst company to work with, especially for a corporate workplace.
Be real.
There was a recruiter interview explaining the different roles and ContentSquare in general, and then a tech interview with a manager. The recruiter and the interviewer were nice, but I got no response after more than two weeks, which is unacceptabl
The process was divided into three steps: * **Firstly**, an HR screening with one of their recruiters. I had the chance to work with Antoine, who was clearly invested and very straightforward, which I really appreciated. In this first interview, y
It was really great. It was a process of three steps: * HR call * Manager interview * Technical interview Everything happened super fast, in two weeks.
There was a recruiter interview explaining the different roles and ContentSquare in general, and then a tech interview with a manager. The recruiter and the interviewer were nice, but I got no response after more than two weeks, which is unacceptabl
The process was divided into three steps: * **Firstly**, an HR screening with one of their recruiters. I had the chance to work with Antoine, who was clearly invested and very straightforward, which I really appreciated. In this first interview, y
It was really great. It was a process of three steps: * HR call * Manager interview * Technical interview Everything happened super fast, in two weeks.