Companies are not your friends, but Discord has done okay by us (with the exception of the hiring boom of the pandemic and layoffs early 2024). I appreciate the ability to work remotely, and the flexibility and trust I am given to do my job well.
Discord also has pretty high internal transparency, including the good and the bad. Sometimes it can look like leadership is still figuring stuff out, but I'd rather know where we stand! And right now, we are on a clear path business-wise and leadership is leading with confidence.
Culture-wise, I love that my coworkers all care so much about the product we're building, and I can engage with them directly on any problems that arise. Even working remotely, everyone feels like a human.
Using Discord at work instead of email and Slack makes internal communication a bit messy. It's hard to find information sometimes.
Seemed pretty organized. The "resources" section told you that they would ask you to build a chat app using TCP clients. I did not have any practice or reading on it. During the interview, they did not want you looking at AI responses when you Google
Discord was one of my favorite interview processes. I've had a few conversations just prior to the technical interviews that were focused on team matching. They really care about where their candidates fit into the company. It's really cool that the
Beware: Red flag question and privacy violation! The overall atmosphere of the interview process has been calm, polite, and professional. However, a few very unusual yet significant details occurred: First, the manager who interviewed me asked, "How
Seemed pretty organized. The "resources" section told you that they would ask you to build a chat app using TCP clients. I did not have any practice or reading on it. During the interview, they did not want you looking at AI responses when you Google
Discord was one of my favorite interview processes. I've had a few conversations just prior to the technical interviews that were focused on team matching. They really care about where their candidates fit into the company. It's really cool that the
Beware: Red flag question and privacy violation! The overall atmosphere of the interview process has been calm, polite, and professional. However, a few very unusual yet significant details occurred: First, the manager who interviewed me asked, "How