The company is remote, working from anywhere globally, wherever you're comfortable.
My manager is super understanding and includes the team in every step.
The company has good technical depth and a huge customer base, which opens a lot of opportunities for engineers who want to experience work at scale.
It has travel perks for most employees, which means that you could travel at the company's expense to meet fellow teammates.
It's not necessarily a con, but a lot of compliance and having a big team results in many processes, making deployments slow.
Also, the company moves at a great velocity, which means that you are expected to work really hard.
It took one week to get a follow-up from the recruiter. Initially, there was an HR round where my current role and experience were discussed. After two days, I received a rejection. It was due to the amount of experience I had.
The interview itself was smooth, and the recruiter was professional and pleasant to speak with. I left the conversation with a very positive impression of the team and the role. However, after a positive first round, I was rejected with the explanat
Round 1: HR Screening Call Nothing much, just a few introductory questions. After that, they explain the next step, which is an assignment. Round 2: Assignment They have some important checkpoints that need to be covered in the implementation.
It took one week to get a follow-up from the recruiter. Initially, there was an HR round where my current role and experience were discussed. After two days, I received a rejection. It was due to the amount of experience I had.
The interview itself was smooth, and the recruiter was professional and pleasant to speak with. I left the conversation with a very positive impression of the team and the role. However, after a positive first round, I was rejected with the explanat
Round 1: HR Screening Call Nothing much, just a few introductory questions. After that, they explain the next step, which is an assignment. Round 2: Assignment They have some important checkpoints that need to be covered in the implementation.