Dropbox is a zany, high-velocity, awesomely creative, best-food-in-town, friendly place to work. I really enjoy:
There are still a lot of organizational growing pains. Dropbox still hasn't quite figured out how to do peer reviews well, the office is a little crowded, and so on.
This is certainly all going to be resolved in time. Everyone here has good intentions.
Continue keeping your decisions transparent, and all will be well.
I came in for an onsite tech screen, something that Dropbox offers for people who are interviewing locally. Two interviews back to back, both whiteboarding questions. The questions themselves were pretty standard, but the way I was treated in the in
I was contacted by the recruiter and we set up a time for a quick chat. The recruiter was prompt and attentive and set up the phone screen quickly. Unfortunately, the engineer who conducted the interview was absolutely incompetent. He could not under
A recruiter contacted me after I applied online. We scheduled a phone interview. On the day of the phone interview, the interviewer did not call at all. After waiting for 20 minutes, I emailed the recruiter, and the interview was rescheduled to a la
I came in for an onsite tech screen, something that Dropbox offers for people who are interviewing locally. Two interviews back to back, both whiteboarding questions. The questions themselves were pretty standard, but the way I was treated in the in
I was contacted by the recruiter and we set up a time for a quick chat. The recruiter was prompt and attentive and set up the phone screen quickly. Unfortunately, the engineer who conducted the interview was absolutely incompetent. He could not under
A recruiter contacted me after I applied online. We scheduled a phone interview. On the day of the phone interview, the interviewer did not call at all. After waiting for 20 minutes, I emailed the recruiter, and the interview was rescheduled to a la