Through my 15-year career, Databricks is one of the best places I have worked for. Massive growth opportunities, very decent pay, and the smartest people I have ever met.
Product complexity keeps increasing, and that's difficult to explain sometimes.
RSUs for Field Engineers are pretty low compared to Engineers. Maybe take a look and ensure they are not crazily low compared to each other.
The interview steps were probably one of the toughest I have been through, but it was a positive experience throughout the entire process. They are flexible, but make sure to plan for extra time to complete the technical and soft skills evaluations.
The hiring process involves the following stages: * Recruiter Call: Initial discussion to assess your background and fit. * Interview with Hiring Manager: Technical evaluation and team fit assessment. * Take-home Coding Test in Python: Practic
Long, drawn out, and the expectation to learn their product to demo was quite arrogant. That being said, people were friendly. It was just a very disorganized process. I think they were in a hyper goth phase, and this distracted from the interview pr
The interview steps were probably one of the toughest I have been through, but it was a positive experience throughout the entire process. They are flexible, but make sure to plan for extra time to complete the technical and soft skills evaluations.
The hiring process involves the following stages: * Recruiter Call: Initial discussion to assess your background and fit. * Interview with Hiring Manager: Technical evaluation and team fit assessment. * Take-home Coding Test in Python: Practic
Long, drawn out, and the expectation to learn their product to demo was quite arrogant. That being said, people were friendly. It was just a very disorganized process. I think they were in a hyper goth phase, and this distracted from the interview pr