I just joined not long ago, but even through virtual meetings, you can already see that this company has very clear communications and lays out all its difficulties in plain sight, so everyone can try to help work on it.
The executive team is considerate and empathetic. You can really see the difference this makes as it trickles down to the management and ICs like myself. Management here often holds weekly one-on-one meetings to help employees achieve their best.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the company took good care of its employees and found all sorts of ways to keep people happy, including extra holidays and work-from-home perks. Weekly fireside chats with the CEO, etc., to understand the business, and Q&A sessions.
The business is growing quickly, and so are everyone's careers who work here (employees are considered for promotions every 6 months).
The company is not the largest player in the industry and has plenty of places for a new hire to add value, including fixing previous tech debt. I don't think there is anything out of the ordinary I have found yet.
Keep up the stellar work.
Just got a basic phone screen that was mostly behavioral and quickly got a response. Additionally, I followed up after the rejection and was excited to see that the recruiter bothered to respond with actual detail!
Applied online through job board. Fast response; was given 1 week to do a coding challenge. 2 coding questions in 70 minutes (an easy and a medium level question). Did not make it to the next round.
Initial phone screen to determine if I had a pulse, along with some high-level conceptual questions regarding data structures and web development concepts, followed by a technical screen on a collaborative notepad. I was initially told that I had an
Just got a basic phone screen that was mostly behavioral and quickly got a response. Additionally, I followed up after the rejection and was excited to see that the recruiter bothered to respond with actual detail!
Applied online through job board. Fast response; was given 1 week to do a coding challenge. 2 coding questions in 70 minutes (an easy and a medium level question). Did not make it to the next round.
Initial phone screen to determine if I had a pulse, along with some high-level conceptual questions regarding data structures and web development concepts, followed by a technical screen on a collaborative notepad. I was initially told that I had an