Dropbox pays well and offers good work-life balance. The benefits are pretty good. The people are friendly. Being able to work remotely is really nice and offers a lot of flexibility.
There isn't a lot of investment in building good internal tools, simplifying existing tools, etc. The work is somewhat interesting, but there are more top-down initiatives than I prefer.
Invest much more in developer experience.
I was contacted for an interview the day after the on-campus job fair. The recruiter was very friendly and prompt in responding. The initial interview was set up for the following day, and a second interview was scheduled for the day after that (pr
I interviewed for Dropbox in Seattle. Initially, my recruiter informed me that I would have a phone screen, a two-hour onsite interview at the Seattle office, and a full-day loop at the headquarters. The first phone screen seemed to go well. The int
The interview process was really fun, but a bit involved. I had to go on-site twice, which was a pain. The office is gorgeous, and the people there are incredibly smart. The interview went really well and I had a lot of engaging conversations with th
I was contacted for an interview the day after the on-campus job fair. The recruiter was very friendly and prompt in responding. The initial interview was set up for the following day, and a second interview was scheduled for the day after that (pr
I interviewed for Dropbox in Seattle. Initially, my recruiter informed me that I would have a phone screen, a two-hour onsite interview at the Seattle office, and a full-day loop at the headquarters. The first phone screen seemed to go well. The int
The interview process was really fun, but a bit involved. I had to go on-site twice, which was a pain. The office is gorgeous, and the people there are incredibly smart. The interview went really well and I had a lot of engaging conversations with th