I haven't worked at a place with a better combination of super smart people who are earnestly rooting for each other to succeed.
Work-life balance is really solid. I work pretty much 9-5 and don't feel held back career-wise.
There are interesting technical challenges. I've learned a lot here.
The business is shaping up to be successful. Nothing is guaranteed, but financially, it's a pretty good bet.
It's growing very quickly, and we don't have cross-team communication nailed down. This leads to some projects feeling confusing until the right people talk to each other.
I'd love to see more racial and gender diversity in leadership.
A lot of foundational infrastructure is being worked on. This is exciting, but it means that sometimes we're building on foundations that are only halfway there.
This is impossibly hard, but... choose to do less stuff so that you have more time!
The process began with a brief call with a recruiter, followed by a technical screen with a software engineer. Next was a hiring manager interview from one of the teams who had screened your resume. Finally, they would hold a technical "onsite" (
Very kind, the HR was pleasant and explained to me about the process and what the next steps are. The following steps required three technical interviews and another one with the manager.
It was pretty chill. They got in contact with me and I had a call with a recruiter. That was nice. Then, I was assigned a Byteboard assessment. That was confusing, but nice. I got an update a few days later.
The process began with a brief call with a recruiter, followed by a technical screen with a software engineer. Next was a hiring manager interview from one of the teams who had screened your resume. Finally, they would hold a technical "onsite" (
Very kind, the HR was pleasant and explained to me about the process and what the next steps are. The following steps required three technical interviews and another one with the manager.
It was pretty chill. They got in contact with me and I had a call with a recruiter. That was nice. Then, I was assigned a Byteboard assessment. That was confusing, but nice. I got an update a few days later.