Wonderful humans as colleagues; this can't be understated. Everyone is friendly without being insincere.
Elastic builds very exciting and infinitely useful products, so to be able to contribute a tiny bit to this ecosystem is super fulfilling.
Working from home and making your own hours means that work, for the most part, wraps around your life and not vice versa.
Working from home also often means not being able to switch off.
As we grow, it's also increasingly hard to stay on top of all developments. Almost all meetings are open to all as they mostly occur virtually; however, bigger-picture items get laid out without much notice.
The company culture is fantastic. Just be vigilant that all product teams don't get siloed too much.
The entire process from referral to employed took less than a month, which, taking into account the end-of-year season and holidays, is pretty impressive. The entire process, end to end, for me was: * Referral * Intro HR screen * Technical intervie
The whole process took around a couple of months. It included: * 1 screening with a recruiter * 3 technical interviews * 1 manager interview Overall, the interviews aren't hard for an experienced engineer. Technical interviews made a very po
Phone call with the recruiter, who really put me off to be honest. Did not seem to know what a programmer does. I was surprised and disappointed based on my previous experience with Elastic. They let themselves down here. Now in a dilemma about the n
The entire process from referral to employed took less than a month, which, taking into account the end-of-year season and holidays, is pretty impressive. The entire process, end to end, for me was: * Referral * Intro HR screen * Technical intervie
The whole process took around a couple of months. It included: * 1 screening with a recruiter * 3 technical interviews * 1 manager interview Overall, the interviews aren't hard for an experienced engineer. Technical interviews made a very po
Phone call with the recruiter, who really put me off to be honest. Did not seem to know what a programmer does. I was surprised and disappointed based on my previous experience with Elastic. They let themselves down here. Now in a dilemma about the n