Every single engineer I’ve met here is passionate, excited about the work, and loves to be there. That’s a strong plus. The work is never boring, and there are always things to learn. I like being there as much as I did 18 months ago.
My manager is fantastic and cares about health and happiness.
Talented engineers.
The only downside is that even though work-life balance is encouraged and recommended by management, everyone still works around the clock, and the culture seems to head in that direction. It takes strong individual effort to change this for yourself, but it is possible and people will support it, at least in my experience and in my team.
Salaries could be better.
• Try to be kinder, and don’t use “being direct” as an excuse for being rude. Management is made up of mostly kind and good-hearted people that sometimes get lost in the rush.
• Work less and promote time off more!
The interview was time-consuming. The technical interviewer was not friendly and did not create a good environment. They did not explain there were two exercises, and the time constraints and objectives were unclear. Significant preparation is needed
The interview process for this Engineering role is pretty standard. It includes: * Two phone interviews * One Zoom interview * One take-home coding assignment * A final interview with several members, provided your homework was completed co
TLDR: Your time is worth zero. I received a call from a Datadog recruiter regarding my resume, which I had submitted a while ago. Initially, I was hesitant to interview because their take-home test requires a substantial 3-4 days of work. The recru
The interview was time-consuming. The technical interviewer was not friendly and did not create a good environment. They did not explain there were two exercises, and the time constraints and objectives were unclear. Significant preparation is needed
The interview process for this Engineering role is pretty standard. It includes: * Two phone interviews * One Zoom interview * One take-home coding assignment * A final interview with several members, provided your homework was completed co
TLDR: Your time is worth zero. I received a call from a Datadog recruiter regarding my resume, which I had submitted a while ago. Initially, I was hesitant to interview because their take-home test requires a substantial 3-4 days of work. The recru