Great company with good potential for growth. Lots of opportunities. Great product and strong engineering team.
People who work there are not very friendly. I came in and did not feel welcome at all. A lot of times, people don't even say hello when they come in. There's a lack of communication job-wise, at all.
Get a better training program for new employees on at least the main parts of how the company runs. There are various teams, so it would be nice if I was explained from the beginning what each group does. They are all engineers, but, for example, the "north" team's responsibilities versus the "south" team's were not explained. It is hard to understand who to go to for what.
The entire process took approximately two months to reach the offer stage. I applied online to one of their software engineering positions (Salesforce) and received my first response from the DocuSign recruiter three weeks later. After the recruite
I was contacted by an internal DocuSign recruiter, and he worked with me to see if I was a good match for the role. The interviewers focused their attention on the actual skills I would need to bring to the table for this position and avoided generic
The people I met were very nice and pleasant. The interview was pretty straightforward. The QA lead asked me a couple of questions about my previous project, including the challenges I'd faced and what I enjoy doing. Then she gave me an iPad with t
The entire process took approximately two months to reach the offer stage. I applied online to one of their software engineering positions (Salesforce) and received my first response from the DocuSign recruiter three weeks later. After the recruite
I was contacted by an internal DocuSign recruiter, and he worked with me to see if I was a good match for the role. The interviewers focused their attention on the actual skills I would need to bring to the table for this position and avoided generic
The people I met were very nice and pleasant. The interview was pretty straightforward. The QA lead asked me a couple of questions about my previous project, including the challenges I'd faced and what I enjoy doing. Then she gave me an iPad with t