Deel is an amazing place to work. I have been working here for 2 years, and I can confidently say that it is one of the best companies I have ever worked for.
The company culture is great for me. Work from anywhere :)
The leadership team is top-notch. They are approachable, supportive, and truly care about the well-being and growth of their employees.
There are numerous opportunities for career growth and development at Deel, and the company is committed to investing in its employees' professional development.
No company is perfect. But I don't have anything specific to mention, except the specifics of remote jobs: their positive side and a bit of the negative as well. Overall, no cons :)
I started the interview process with a standard 30-minute phone interview. It began fine, but the interviewer became ruder and ruder as it progressed. At 30 minutes over time, I had enough and decided to opt out of continuing further. I was surprise
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. Red Flag: Outdated evaluation focused on memorization, not engineering. Pros: Clear interview stages. Cons: The technical interview is a major red flag for senior developers. Despite claimin
I was contacted by a recruiting company. I was sent a programming challenge that had to be done in a couple of hours (2.5). It was a big test, with many services to be added or fixed. You wouldn't be expected to complete everything, of course. Howe
I started the interview process with a standard 30-minute phone interview. It began fine, but the interviewer became ruder and ruder as it progressed. At 30 minutes over time, I had enough and decided to opt out of continuing further. I was surprise
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. Red Flag: Outdated evaluation focused on memorization, not engineering. Pros: Clear interview stages. Cons: The technical interview is a major red flag for senior developers. Despite claimin
I was contacted by a recruiting company. I was sent a programming challenge that had to be done in a couple of hours (2.5). It was a big test, with many services to be added or fixed. You wouldn't be expected to complete everything, of course. Howe