The people, culture, environment; genuinely happy, transparent, and surprisingly laid-back. No BS or sugar-coating to be had, just people passionate about what we do and those we work with. Simple and extremely effective to boost productivity and eliminate any stress from work.
There's a constant push to continue doing things better, accepting that perfection doesn't exist but we can do our best without putting pressure on people. I really appreciate that management understands they need to empower their employees in a sustainable manner.
Not much to share on cons. I've worked for a handful of software companies over a decade, working my way up in scale. There's always something to complain about. I've been waiting for the skeletons to fall out of the closet but after a few months here I have nothing to report. No company is perfect, and if there's nothing to improve on then good talent will leave in search of compelling challenges. I don't see that here.
I see a lot of people who are happily engaged in their work at every IC level and a consistent push for improving things. There are things to improve for engineers but nothing swept under the rug. I don't see myself blocked for months/years waiting for other teams to implement features I need or want. There's a good amount of complexity to our engineering processes and efforts are underway to provide further clarity.
I applied in July. After a short initial phone screen I was told the process in general would take roughly two weeks. I received a short coding challenge, and had a follow up screen with the hiring manager. Once my first technical phone screen happe
Overall, my experience with the process was positive; the role was just not a good match for my experience level. As others have mentioned, it starts with an introductory call with the recruiter, then goes on to a phone screen with the hiring manage
I was contacted by an outbound recruiter from DigitalOcean. When I replied to their e-mail expressing interest in a certain type of opportunity, I was forwarded to another recruiter, and that recruiter facilitated the rest of the interview process.
I applied in July. After a short initial phone screen I was told the process in general would take roughly two weeks. I received a short coding challenge, and had a follow up screen with the hiring manager. Once my first technical phone screen happe
Overall, my experience with the process was positive; the role was just not a good match for my experience level. As others have mentioned, it starts with an introductory call with the recruiter, then goes on to a phone screen with the hiring manage
I was contacted by an outbound recruiter from DigitalOcean. When I replied to their e-mail expressing interest in a certain type of opportunity, I was forwarded to another recruiter, and that recruiter facilitated the rest of the interview process.