Almost everyone I dealt with was super nice.
I felt good about what we were working on.
The company does a lot with a smaller eng team.
Hard to transfer internally due to size. Grew too fast during the pandemic, so some management and reorg has been hard. Just had layoffs to correct for that mistake.
Try to split the difference with culture and making sure the company succeeds and goes public.
The core culture is pretty special, which can attract unique talent. Make sure not to lose the talented engineers who are creative, nice weirdos, and passionate about their hobbies. Those are my people, and it's why I liked Discord.
The interview process started with a phone interview. A technical recruiter asked me about the technologies I know, which front-end frameworks I've used, why I prefer React over Angular, and so on. I only made it as far as the tech screen, which was
I applied through a recruiter. It was a lengthy 7-round interview process containing 2 screenings and 5 rounds in a virtual onsite. The first screening was coding, and the second was with the hiring manager. Then, in the virtual onsite, there was a
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
The interview process started with a phone interview. A technical recruiter asked me about the technologies I know, which front-end frameworks I've used, why I prefer React over Angular, and so on. I only made it as far as the tech screen, which was
I applied through a recruiter. It was a lengthy 7-round interview process containing 2 screenings and 5 rounds in a virtual onsite. The first screening was coding, and the second was with the hiring manager. Then, in the virtual onsite, there was a
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