We're on MSFT paper, and overall benefits are good. Work-life balance is good.
GitHub's culture of innovation and community contributions is fading as Microsoft becomes the dominant culture. There are far too many white dudes and not nearly enough females. This is the first place I've ever worked at that does not offer a referral bonus. It's not a place where I can fully utilize my experience or grow my career.
No advice - writing is on the wall.
Applied online and got a response the next day. They scheduled three one-hour interviews: one with the hiring manager, one on technical leadership, and another on people leadership. All of it was over video chat. The last two interviews were with a p
30-minute phone screen with HR. 30-minute Zoom with the hiring manager. Three 60-minute interviews with the team. I completed the entire interview process but was regretted with a generic email template. Two-thirds of it stated I am now penalized
I was referred to GitHub by a friend with whom I previously worked and who now works at GitHub. They referred me to a specific team, and I had a short, 30-minute conversation with the manager. I was very interested, and they felt I would be a good fi
Applied online and got a response the next day. They scheduled three one-hour interviews: one with the hiring manager, one on technical leadership, and another on people leadership. All of it was over video chat. The last two interviews were with a p
30-minute phone screen with HR. 30-minute Zoom with the hiring manager. Three 60-minute interviews with the team. I completed the entire interview process but was regretted with a generic email template. Two-thirds of it stated I am now penalized
I was referred to GitHub by a friend with whom I previously worked and who now works at GitHub. They referred me to a specific team, and I had a short, 30-minute conversation with the manager. I was very interested, and they felt I would be a good fi