Great place to work!
Great place to work!
Since day one, I had a great onboarding. Faire had a very well-structured onboarding schedule so I could access all the information needed to understand and perform my job. The team is very kind and approachable, and the remote environment is great for offering flexible work hours! And I'm pretty happy with my compensation package!
So far, no cons have stood out. Things have been going pretty smoothly.
Keep up the good work as servant leaders!
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Engineering Manager
The general sequence of interviews is: * Recruiter screening call * Chat with director * Technical interview * Management interview * VP interview In general, all interviews were pretty relaxed; it felt like I was talking with co-workers. It was a
Back End Developer
First, you talk to them on the phone for some basic questions, almost nothing technical. After that, they set up a code test online for you to do. If you pass that, you will go on-site.
Frontend Engineer
The interview process was well thought out. It started with a screen to ensure everyone was on the same page, followed by a coding phone screen with an engineer. The problem was difficult but doable. I was then called in for a day of three intervie
Engineering Manager
BrazilJanuary 13, 2022The general sequence of interviews is: * Recruiter screening call * Chat with director * Technical interview * Management interview * VP interview In general, all interviews were pretty relaxed; it felt like I was talking with co-workers. It was a
Back End Developer
Kitchener, Ontario, CanadaJune 1, 2019First, you talk to them on the phone for some basic questions, almost nothing technical. After that, they set up a code test online for you to do. If you pass that, you will go on-site.
Frontend Engineer
Kitchener, Ontario, CanadaJune 1, 2018The interview process was well thought out. It started with a screen to ensure everyone was on the same page, followed by a coding phone screen with an engineer. The problem was difficult but doable. I was then called in for a day of three intervie
