Used to having good benefits.
Engineering culture is good.
Leadership kept changing. Had to deal with roadmap pivots in the past few quarters.
I had a couple of telephonic rounds initially, and then I was called onsite for six rounds back-to-back. The onsite interview was interesting; it was more of a whiteboard session and discussion than asking questions and expecting theoretical answers
I came in via Triplebyte, so I was able to skip the phone interview part of their process and go straight to the onsite. The interview itself was reasonable and was, in fact, probably my best performance in a technical interview of my life. I was as
Connected with Dropbox via a third-party recruiter (Triplebyte). The interview process was extremely efficient. Dropbox's in-house recruiter contacted me via phone to discuss the available positions, and the interview was a single, full day on-site
I had a couple of telephonic rounds initially, and then I was called onsite for six rounds back-to-back. The onsite interview was interesting; it was more of a whiteboard session and discussion than asking questions and expecting theoretical answers
I came in via Triplebyte, so I was able to skip the phone interview part of their process and go straight to the onsite. The interview itself was reasonable and was, in fact, probably my best performance in a technical interview of my life. I was as
Connected with Dropbox via a third-party recruiter (Triplebyte). The interview process was extremely efficient. Dropbox's in-house recruiter contacted me via phone to discuss the available positions, and the interview was a single, full day on-site