Very dynamic environment, so much to learn. All are supportive, and you can work on your idea too if you want.
Might be a little too dynamic for some people. No cons other than this.
I was referred by one of the current Fivetran employees. The interview process took 4 rounds and the final background check. * Introductory talk with a hiring manager. * Coding interview on HackerRank. * System design interview. * Behaviora
Recruiter call, followed by hiring manager call, and then a 60-minute tech round. There was also a two-part on-site that I did not make it to, which I believe included a second Java-specific technical round and a design round.
Four interviews were conducted: two coding, one architecture, and one behavioral. The tasks were not very difficult, but not easy either. All interviews were conducted in a friendly manner, and there was sufficient time to solve all tasks.
I was referred by one of the current Fivetran employees. The interview process took 4 rounds and the final background check. * Introductory talk with a hiring manager. * Coding interview on HackerRank. * System design interview. * Behaviora
Recruiter call, followed by hiring manager call, and then a 60-minute tech round. There was also a two-part on-site that I did not make it to, which I believe included a second Java-specific technical round and a design round.
Four interviews were conducted: two coding, one architecture, and one behavioral. The tasks were not very difficult, but not easy either. All interviews were conducted in a friendly manner, and there was sufficient time to solve all tasks.