Great impression so far. The company is extremely well organized and transparent in terms of processes and management.
Friendly environment full of diverse, smart, and helpful people. Very clear attention to details and quality.
Nothing so far, to be honest.
A GitLab recruiter reached out to me via email asking if I’d be up to discuss a potential opportunity. I agreed to a call, in which the recruiter shared information about the role. The next steps were: * an interview with the manager who was hiring,
The screening interview is followed by a take-home PR that asks you to complete a task related to it in the GitLab ecosystem. Following that is a technical interview with an engineer, lasting an hour and a half. During this interview, you will go ov
Very long, drawn-out process with lots of long breaks (sometimes weeks) between interview rounds. The recruiter and manager interviews were the typical STAR-type questions. Study up on company values, as they seemed to be asking things to hit those p
A GitLab recruiter reached out to me via email asking if I’d be up to discuss a potential opportunity. I agreed to a call, in which the recruiter shared information about the role. The next steps were: * an interview with the manager who was hiring,
The screening interview is followed by a take-home PR that asks you to complete a task related to it in the GitLab ecosystem. Following that is a technical interview with an engineer, lasting an hour and a half. During this interview, you will go ov
Very long, drawn-out process with lots of long breaks (sometimes weeks) between interview rounds. The recruiter and manager interviews were the typical STAR-type questions. Study up on company values, as they seemed to be asking things to hit those p