Great WLB: unlimited PTO, with a mostly relaxed day-to-day. Autonomy: you can decide which projects to execute. There is a mature process.
Retiring the GitLab values.
Team restructuring and layoffs.
There was a large number of employees unmotivated.
Bring back the values. Bring back the handbook and async culture. Transparency.
6 interviews, as I changed to a different role after the 4th. Manager, technical focused on the first role. Peer engineer, senior manager interviews. I then completed an additional manager and technical interview, more focused on SRE.
The interview process was rather drawn out and frustrating. The whole process was 3 interviews but took 2 months to complete. The first interview was with the recruiter, the second was with the hiring manager, and the third was a technical interview
The process with Gitlab was pretty straightforward. It went as follows: I will break down each part in the Interview Questions section. 1. Email questions, mostly technical around 2. Personality Interview 3. Technical Interview 4. Behavioral Interv
6 interviews, as I changed to a different role after the 4th. Manager, technical focused on the first role. Peer engineer, senior manager interviews. I then completed an additional manager and technical interview, more focused on SRE.
The interview process was rather drawn out and frustrating. The whole process was 3 interviews but took 2 months to complete. The first interview was with the recruiter, the second was with the hiring manager, and the third was a technical interview
The process with Gitlab was pretty straightforward. It went as follows: I will break down each part in the Interview Questions section. 1. Email questions, mostly technical around 2. Personality Interview 3. Technical Interview 4. Behavioral Interv