Culture is really great at GitLab.
Work is a little overwhelming at times.
The interview process was so, so. I felt like the person asking technical questions didn't know what she was talking about. The technical questions that were asked somewhat didn't seem related and could be considered vague.
Very long pre-screening process: first, answering 7 long questions that easily take 5-10 hours. Then, another bigger challenge on a hybrid software & infrastructure design, which also takes at least 10 hours to submit several pages of designs, diagra
The interview process had four rounds, totaling four interviews, not counting the recruiter phone screen, which you can fail. The interviews were: * Managerial Behavioral * Reverse System Design - talk in depth about a project or two you've don
The interview process was so, so. I felt like the person asking technical questions didn't know what she was talking about. The technical questions that were asked somewhat didn't seem related and could be considered vague.
Very long pre-screening process: first, answering 7 long questions that easily take 5-10 hours. Then, another bigger challenge on a hybrid software & infrastructure design, which also takes at least 10 hours to submit several pages of designs, diagra
The interview process had four rounds, totaling four interviews, not counting the recruiter phone screen, which you can fail. The interviews were: * Managerial Behavioral * Reverse System Design - talk in depth about a project or two you've don