Good work-life balance, career
Good work-life balance, career
Great balance. Fully remote. Remote-first culture.
Sometimes I miss the office.
There's no need to constantly try to be politically correct.
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Site Reliability Engineer
Nice people, contacted by recruiter, had a chat. Talked to different people in the teams that made sense - very positive feedback. Then they decided to remove 2 SRE positions - 1 of them was the team I wanted to join. They assigned me to a different
Site Reliability Engineer
4 stages including the initial call. All a very polished process and people were friendly, although the questions were tough. Due to its global remote nature, some interviews may be at earlier/later times than you'd expect.
Site Reliability Engineer
There was a screening call with the recruiter. The recruiter asked basic questions and shared info about compensation. This was a pleasant experience overall. Next was the interview with the hiring manager. He asked basic questions about my history
Site Reliability Engineer
SwitzerlandMarch 3, 2025Nice people, contacted by recruiter, had a chat. Talked to different people in the teams that made sense - very positive feedback. Then they decided to remove 2 SRE positions - 1 of them was the team I wanted to join. They assigned me to a different
Site Reliability Engineer
AustraliaDecember 23, 20244 stages including the initial call. All a very polished process and people were friendly, although the questions were tough. Due to its global remote nature, some interviews may be at earlier/later times than you'd expect.
Site Reliability Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2024There was a screening call with the recruiter. The recruiter asked basic questions and shared info about compensation. This was a pleasant experience overall. Next was the interview with the hiring manager. He asked basic questions about my history
