The snacks are nice and the people are hardworking.
The work-life balance people talk about at Datadog is not accurate. My team was extremely high-performing and high-functioning, so it didn't feel like you got a second to breathe.
Interview with an engineer. Questions covered experience and resume. There were also two or three coding/algorithm questions. These were slight variations from LeetCode questions or fairly trivial coding tasks. This is the final interview before a
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. Starts off with an application that after filtering sends a 2-question OA (all LC med), recruiter screen with questions like "Why Datadog?", "What do you hope to gain from this opportunity", and a rundown
First was a recruiter screen where they asked behavioral questions and about your experience. Next was a technical round with an engineer where they asked LeetCode-type questions. Overall, not too hard a process.
Interview with an engineer. Questions covered experience and resume. There were also two or three coding/algorithm questions. These were slight variations from LeetCode questions or fairly trivial coding tasks. This is the final interview before a
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. Starts off with an application that after filtering sends a 2-question OA (all LC med), recruiter screen with questions like "Why Datadog?", "What do you hope to gain from this opportunity", and a rundown
First was a recruiter screen where they asked behavioral questions and about your experience. Next was a technical round with an engineer where they asked LeetCode-type questions. Overall, not too hard a process.