Decent compensation. That is about the only thing worth mentioning.
Poor, untrustworthy APAC leadership is disconnected from the realities of the market and the developer community at large. What was once a respectable product, the current GitLab leadership, especially the local sales and SA leadership sitting out of Singapore and Australia, have ruined this place. None of them really understand the product or a developer's mind.
The culture has been destroyed by a management that fundamentally comes from a pure sales background, with little regard or appreciation for the technology itself. For any highly technical individual, this place will be a toxic one. It is extremely volatile and a nontransparent organization in general. Decisions happen behind closed doors. There are lots of inter-manager politics. I was literally told to "play the game," which I smiled and politely refused. Life is too short to play games. If possible, skip this place entirely. You will ruin your mental peace for a few extra bucks. It is not worth it. It is a decent-ish product with terrible, incompetent management.
You guys should be selling lingerie and undergarments, not DevSecOps. Do the dev community a favour and please leave.
The first interview was the recruiter screening. The second interview was the hiring manager. The third interview was the sales representative. The fourth interview was the country manager. The fifth interview was the technical assessment. The sixth
Everything would have been great if they hadn't forgotten to inform me of the feedback from my last interview. I waited for 7 days and then sent an email, to which they answered quite quickly. So I was definitely forgotten by them, and it left a slig
I applied online. After a few days, I got a reply from the hiring manager about my application and was given a link for an online form with some open-ended questions. I submitted the application. The next day, I got a rejection message. I didn't get
The first interview was the recruiter screening. The second interview was the hiring manager. The third interview was the sales representative. The fourth interview was the country manager. The fifth interview was the technical assessment. The sixth
Everything would have been great if they hadn't forgotten to inform me of the feedback from my last interview. I waited for 7 days and then sent an email, to which they answered quite quickly. So I was definitely forgotten by them, and it left a slig
I applied online. After a few days, I got a reply from the hiring manager about my application and was given a link for an online form with some open-ended questions. I submitted the application. The next day, I got a rejection message. I didn't get