Everyone is extremely motivated and excited about helping the organisation succeed. When I first joined, I swore there must have been something in the water.
There's a lot of freedom; some change projects every 2-3 weeks, others (if they so desire) can stay on one thing for months at a time. Working on projects unrelated to your team is encouraged, if it would be the best way to move the company forward.
The org is growing, but they seem to be growing responsibly.
The lunchroom gets too crowded at 12:05 p.m.
I had previously applied to an internship at Dropbox, and I had the contact information for my college's recruiter. During the summer, I reached out and told her I was interested in applying for a full-time role. She sent me a coding challenge later
I received an email stating that Dropbox had seen my resume at a Hackathon and was interested in pursuing my candidacy. I was sent a coding challenge to complete online. While I generally value NDAs, preventing me from sharing specifics, the problem
Extremely unprofessional. The initial phone screen seemed to go well. Towards the end, the interviewer told me she would send me an email (I didn't ask her to) with details of the position and the hiring manager. I waited a couple of days, and noth
I had previously applied to an internship at Dropbox, and I had the contact information for my college's recruiter. During the summer, I reached out and told her I was interested in applying for a full-time role. She sent me a coding challenge later
I received an email stating that Dropbox had seen my resume at a Hackathon and was interested in pursuing my candidacy. I was sent a coding challenge to complete online. While I generally value NDAs, preventing me from sharing specifics, the problem
Extremely unprofessional. The initial phone screen seemed to go well. Towards the end, the interviewer told me she would send me an email (I didn't ask her to) with details of the position and the hiring manager. I waited a couple of days, and noth