Awesome place to work
Awesome place to work
- This is an environment full of brilliant people; there is never a shortage of work-related insight or non-work-related interesting conversation.
- The culture is one of dedication to excellence--people truly care about creating a great product and providing a delightful experience for users.
- Building a real income-generating product, rather than being an ad-supported platform, is incredibly freeing. It feels great to be working on a product that we can provide to everyone for free, and that provides an experience good enough that some users are willing to pay for more space.
- "Work hard, play hard" is cliche, but an accurate description of Dropbox.
- The food is awesome.
With an environment focused on quickly creating a great product, there comes pressure. It's mostly not external--there's just a drive to be awesome that rubs off on you, and sometimes results in long hours.
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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.
Software Engineer
First, there was a phone screen with somebody from HR. They talked about the role, the opportunity, the company, etc. Then, there was another phone screen. It included a pretty standard question. The onsite interview involved standard topics, such
Software Engineer
The work environment is great, and all the interviewers are friendly. There are a total of four rounds of onsite interviews. Each round starts with some behavioral questions, followed by a coding problem. The interview problems are quite easy, but
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesOctober 23, 2015The 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.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2019First, there was a phone screen with somebody from HR. They talked about the role, the opportunity, the company, etc. Then, there was another phone screen. It included a pretty standard question. The onsite interview involved standard topics, such
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMarch 2, 2017The work environment is great, and all the interviewers are friendly. There are a total of four rounds of onsite interviews. Each round starts with some behavioral questions, followed by a coding problem. The interview problems are quite easy, but
