Great teams made up of smart, and motivated people. Databricks is an exciting place to work because it is part of the growing data and AI tools space. The benefits and income are also good overall.
Databricks no longer feels like a startup. There are now multiple layers of bureaucracy, and leadership can feel territorial rather than collaborative. Over time, it can seem like business growth and internal politics have become stronger drivers than innovation or employee experience. For long-tenured employees, it may become harder to stay excited or feel challenged. Other companies may offer a more energizing environment.
Reduce bureaucracy, encourage stronger cross-team collaboration, and focus more on retaining and motivating long-tenured employees.
The interview process was very aggressive. I had days with interviews on consecutive days, or days with two interviews back-to-back. Once I wasn't able to select any of the time slots because I was traveling, and the recruiter was rather aggressive,
The process does not align 100% with the job tasks. It is too technical for a position focused on sales and customer-facing responsibilities. Overall, the process is clear, and guidance is given all the time.
Applied online, followed by a recruiter phone screening, then a hiring manager interview. The interview was one-sided and focused on his arrogance and what he was looking for. I stated from day one that I hadn’t worked with Spark extensively and tha
The interview process was very aggressive. I had days with interviews on consecutive days, or days with two interviews back-to-back. Once I wasn't able to select any of the time slots because I was traveling, and the recruiter was rather aggressive,
The process does not align 100% with the job tasks. It is too technical for a position focused on sales and customer-facing responsibilities. Overall, the process is clear, and guidance is given all the time.
Applied online, followed by a recruiter phone screening, then a hiring manager interview. The interview was one-sided and focused on his arrogance and what he was looking for. I stated from day one that I hadn’t worked with Spark extensively and tha