I didn't apply, but was reached out to by one of their talent recruiters. I gave it a shot and was given an online assessment with some multiple-choice Ruby questions, and a few questions about suggestions to improve their codebase from a quality pe
The GitLab interview process is quite a journey. It's a company that focuses on its values and how a candidate matches them, besides the skills necessary for the job. Each step of the interview is explained in detail, and you feel full support from
A recruiter reached out and asked if I'd be interested in a role. After a few back-and-forth emails, I sent a resume and was sent some questions to answer. I answered the questions and a couple of days later received an offer to start the interview
I didn't apply, but was reached out to by one of their talent recruiters. I gave it a shot and was given an online assessment with some multiple-choice Ruby questions, and a few questions about suggestions to improve their codebase from a quality pe
The GitLab interview process is quite a journey. It's a company that focuses on its values and how a candidate matches them, besides the skills necessary for the job. Each step of the interview is explained in detail, and you feel full support from
A recruiter reached out and asked if I'd be interested in a role. After a few back-and-forth emails, I sent a resume and was sent some questions to answer. I answered the questions and a couple of days later received an offer to start the interview