Excellent work-life balance, well-established processes, a very friendly team atmosphere, interesting tasks with no end in sight, and the opportunity to quickly see the results of your work and enjoy the fact that customers are using your product.
In short, I’m happy to work at Deel, and it’s a great pleasure to see how we grow each year.
But our greatest advantage is the people—Deel is full of amazing professionals and just genuinely nice people. I’ve never had a negative experience interacting with anyone here.
I have a fairly simple criterion for evaluating a company: either I enjoy working there and feel comfortable outside of work hours, or I don’t. At Deel, I’ve never had such issues; I don’t see any drawbacks, and I’m completely satisfied with everything.
I had a few calls with Deel discussing this position. The first interviewer was about five minutes late and very distracted. She didn't put her camera on during the call. The role was obviously not quite as advertised and not at all what I was looki
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. * 1st round intro call, which also included some technical screening questions * 2nd round Codility challenge * 3rd technical interview (collaborative) * 4th discussion with the Engineering Director * 5th
The whole process took me almost a month to complete. It's a little longer than usual, but the process itself was good to complete. I think it might have four phases with Flatworld and four more with Deel.
I had a few calls with Deel discussing this position. The first interviewer was about five minutes late and very distracted. She didn't put her camera on during the call. The role was obviously not quite as advertised and not at all what I was looki
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. * 1st round intro call, which also included some technical screening questions * 2nd round Codility challenge * 3rd technical interview (collaborative) * 4th discussion with the Engineering Director * 5th
The whole process took me almost a month to complete. It's a little longer than usual, but the process itself was good to complete. I think it might have four phases with Flatworld and four more with Deel.