Good work-life balance at GitHub.
Pretty much all roles require on-call.
It took about three weeks to get an initial response. I was emailed by a recruiter to complete a take-home assessment. After it was completed, I was completely ghosted for over a month. I followed up with the recruiter, who said she would have an up
I applied on their website for a few positions. After two weeks, I received an automated email stating that I had been accepted and should complete a technical assessment. However, this process was unfortunate for me due to the nature of the automa
The interview process included a take-home assignment in a programming language of choice, followed by two technical on-site interviews, and then a leadership and soft skills interview. The interviews were not specific to teams and moved fairly quick
It took about three weeks to get an initial response. I was emailed by a recruiter to complete a take-home assessment. After it was completed, I was completely ghosted for over a month. I followed up with the recruiter, who said she would have an up
I applied on their website for a few positions. After two weeks, I received an automated email stating that I had been accepted and should complete a technical assessment. However, this process was unfortunate for me due to the nature of the automa
The interview process included a take-home assignment in a programming language of choice, followed by two technical on-site interviews, and then a leadership and soft skills interview. The interviews were not specific to teams and moved fairly quick