Fantastic company to work for, great community. There are a ton of opportunities to move upwards internally that are encouraged and actively aided by managers, and lots of investment in who is working for them.
Great product and opportunity to learn the field. A lot of people are very committed to CrowdStrike’s mission.
Not a lot of negatives. Some internal sales issues around Salesforce hygiene and how accounts are organized or given to reps could be helpful.
5-stage process, including a screening call, three interviews, and an extensive take-home exercise. The take-home exercise was technical but manageable. Only the final interview was hostile; earlier interviews were thorough but fair.
Good interview process. HR was very approachable, though was not able to clarify if the tech round was actually a coding round. It turned out to be a Q&A. No DSA round, just brush up on the basics and you should be good.
The process was straightforward. There were 6-7 rounds of interviews, including talking to most members of the team, along with a take-home assignment and a panel discussion. I reached the end, and we discussed numbers for the offer – which is where
5-stage process, including a screening call, three interviews, and an extensive take-home exercise. The take-home exercise was technical but manageable. Only the final interview was hostile; earlier interviews were thorough but fair.
Good interview process. HR was very approachable, though was not able to clarify if the tech round was actually a coding round. It turned out to be a Q&A. No DSA round, just brush up on the basics and you should be good.
The process was straightforward. There were 6-7 rounds of interviews, including talking to most members of the team, along with a take-home assignment and a panel discussion. I reached the end, and we discussed numbers for the offer – which is where