Work is interesting (but it depends on the team; I've heard great and not-so-great stories). A good percentage of people believe in the vision of the company. The in-office environment is pretty good.
Culture is changing. It feels like everyone says, "It used to be better."
No remote policy while still being on an extremely distributed team (i.e., everyone in the office, but no one in the same office).
Slow the culture change. Sure, Datadog will be a big company, but it doesn't need to behave like Amazon to do so.
- An online HackerRank test, medium difficulty, 100% success not required. - An HR interview to discuss yourself. - A technical interview, medium difficulty (prepare projects to present). - A team matching interview for the team's final approval.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months. * HR screening (30 min) * Initial coding interview (45 min) * Onsite React interview (1h) * Frontend System design interview (1h) * System design interview (with something I actually
A very brief first interview by phone, which led to a technical test to be performed by phone. Last step, a (very long) technical test to be carried out at home. I received an automatic email telling me that I had failed the last test, and therefor
- An online HackerRank test, medium difficulty, 100% success not required. - An HR interview to discuss yourself. - A technical interview, medium difficulty (prepare projects to present). - A team matching interview for the team's final approval.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 months. * HR screening (30 min) * Initial coding interview (45 min) * Onsite React interview (1h) * Frontend System design interview (1h) * System design interview (with something I actually
A very brief first interview by phone, which led to a technical test to be performed by phone. Last step, a (very long) technical test to be carried out at home. I received an automatic email telling me that I had failed the last test, and therefor