Strong remote work culture. High-quality teams with a focus on building awesome tech and products. Inspiring and charismatic leadership, both on the engineering and sales sides of the shop. Elastic is riding an adoption wave that came from building an incredibly useful, non-disruptive technology that everyone needs. I've been here only a short time, but I'm very impressed.
This is a place for those who are looking to do something with their careers.
It's full of A-players and not a place for those who want to coast off previous titles and accomplishments.
I've gotten promises from leadership that work-life balance is a priority, and they've stuck to their word.
It's very much still a startup, so there is the opportunity here to burn out very quickly if you don't know how to manage/balance your own time.
Continue to excel at products without losing the open source energy or creativity.
After a series of interviews, I was invited to the technical panel interview. However, after spending considerable time to prepare and present, I didn't get any feedback until a few emails to the recruiting contact and hiring manager. Finally, I rec
HR call followed by the hiring manager remote interview. The hiring manager stood me up at the first interview because she totally forgot about it, but I value that she was upfront and didn't make up excuses. In any case, not very professional.
Takes about a month. Very smooth, and there's follow-up along the way. Interview questions are structured logically, and no prior product knowledge is assumed. You get to learn as you progress through the interview.
After a series of interviews, I was invited to the technical panel interview. However, after spending considerable time to prepare and present, I didn't get any feedback until a few emails to the recruiting contact and hiring manager. Finally, I rec
HR call followed by the hiring manager remote interview. The hiring manager stood me up at the first interview because she totally forgot about it, but I value that she was upfront and didn't make up excuses. In any case, not very professional.
Takes about a month. Very smooth, and there's follow-up along the way. Interview questions are structured logically, and no prior product knowledge is assumed. You get to learn as you progress through the interview.