It seems everything is fine.
There are no cons at all.
The interview process at DataDog felt overly rigid and formal, lacking a relaxed or conversational atmosphere that might have made for a more engaging and insightful exchange. This rigidity could potentially stifle creativity and may not fully captu
The recruiter was very helpful, and overall, it was a very good experience. After five interviews, I received a rejection email. However, in the feedback interview, the recruiter explained that they found me suitable for an SDE II role, not a senior
I applied for a position which stated that it would be in Boston or New York. However, the HR representative told me that they wanted a person in New York, as well as a more experienced developer. I understand that companies have specific requiremen
The interview process at DataDog felt overly rigid and formal, lacking a relaxed or conversational atmosphere that might have made for a more engaging and insightful exchange. This rigidity could potentially stifle creativity and may not fully captu
The recruiter was very helpful, and overall, it was a very good experience. After five interviews, I received a rejection email. However, in the feedback interview, the recruiter explained that they found me suitable for an SDE II role, not a senior
I applied for a position which stated that it would be in Boston or New York. However, the HR representative told me that they wanted a person in New York, as well as a more experienced developer. I understand that companies have specific requiremen