Dropbox puts so much focus on work-life balance, and there are many organizations throughout the company for all demographics. The culture of mentorship is also huge here, and you'll always find someone eager to help on your professional and personal development. I feel really cared about and supported as an individual.
Dropbox is Virtual First, which has its pros and cons.
Sometimes I miss interacting with people in an office setting, but they do their best to try and unite team members in quarterly in-person meetings.
The whole process is painful. It started with a mini-loop, then a full loop on-site. After that, I was asked to do a take-home assignment. I had to wait and ping the recruiter in order to get a result for each step.
I handed in my resume at the career fair and got an on-campus interview in three days. They have a classroom for interviews, and each person needs to bring their own PC to take the test.
I had an on-site interview with the team, which went okay. Eventually, they decided not to move forward with an offer. The meetings with team members were productive. However, what spoiled the experience was that no interview result or outcome was p
The whole process is painful. It started with a mini-loop, then a full loop on-site. After that, I was asked to do a take-home assignment. I had to wait and ping the recruiter in order to get a result for each step.
I handed in my resume at the career fair and got an on-campus interview in three days. They have a classroom for interviews, and each person needs to bring their own PC to take the test.
I had an on-site interview with the team, which went okay. Eventually, they decided not to move forward with an offer. The meetings with team members were productive. However, what spoiled the experience was that no interview result or outcome was p