Remote work is the norm,
having a big impact on millions of developers.
The average GitHub developer is decent, but not as consistently good as at other tech companies I've worked for. There are some pockets of extremely competent engineers, though.
Currently trying to figure out their AI strategy, and both product and management seem to change directions weekly.
In an earlier experience, there were three rounds of interviews after an initial screen, where I was ultimately rejected on account of a disability. This time around, despite matching numerous skill requirements (90%), the candidate can be rejected
Recruiter reached out via LinkedIn. Scheduled a meeting and talked with the hiring manager. Asked about work experiences, the particular role, and cultural fit. Ghosted with zero follow-up.
I applied online and was asked to provide availability a couple of days after. It took two weeks to book an appointment. I was pretty excited to interview, but the screening call was a real letdown. The interviewers could not or would not give any re
In an earlier experience, there were three rounds of interviews after an initial screen, where I was ultimately rejected on account of a disability. This time around, despite matching numerous skill requirements (90%), the candidate can be rejected
Recruiter reached out via LinkedIn. Scheduled a meeting and talked with the hiring manager. Asked about work experiences, the particular role, and cultural fit. Ghosted with zero follow-up.
I applied online and was asked to provide availability a couple of days after. It took two weeks to book an appointment. I was pretty excited to interview, but the screening call was a real letdown. The interviewers could not or would not give any re