Good place to work overall.
Nothing, as it's a good place to work.
1. Email with tech questions, essay style. 2. Hangout interview with hiring manager. 3. Work on an issue in their codebase. 4. Give references to HR and phone call with VP. In theory, GitLab uses a manual that dictates their interview process, timin
Applied by the web. The process takes about one week to get an interview email. Be asked about big-scale problems, which I don't have much experience with. Coding, testing, and automation performance are also big problems. They have good HR, I must
Overall an enjoyable process. I had 4 interviews total. The interviews were spread out over 3 weeks, but the whole process from start to finish took around 6 weeks because it was in December, around the holiday season. The first interview was a 15-2
1. Email with tech questions, essay style. 2. Hangout interview with hiring manager. 3. Work on an issue in their codebase. 4. Give references to HR and phone call with VP. In theory, GitLab uses a manual that dictates their interview process, timin
Applied by the web. The process takes about one week to get an interview email. Be asked about big-scale problems, which I don't have much experience with. Coding, testing, and automation performance are also big problems. They have good HR, I must
Overall an enjoyable process. I had 4 interviews total. The interviews were spread out over 3 weeks, but the whole process from start to finish took around 6 weeks because it was in December, around the holiday season. The first interview was a 15-2