I received an email from a recruiter asking me to send over my availability for an initial phone screen. In the email, they specified:
"Please be aware you will be required to work EST hours for this role and you will be required to work 2 days a week out of our Denver, CO office. If this will not work for you, we should not move forward in the process."
I asked about the specific hours on EST and received a response. I then asked if those hours would be reflected within the office days. The recruiter did not know and told me they would get back with me. It felt like there was some confusion around the hours.
The use of vague terms like "Eastern hours" or "normal hours" can lead to miscommunication, which is why it's important to have these specifics known and laid out ahead of time.
I felt that the recruiter and company were very strict regarding hours and environments while simultaneously being unorganized. As someone with a disability, I need a company that is understanding and accommodating.
I told the recruiter all of this, and I did not receive a response back.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Dynatrace BI Data Modeler role in United States.
Dynatrace's interview process for their BI Data Modeler roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Dynatrace's BI Data Modeler interview process in United States.