The company's main value is transparency.
The compensation is not so competitive.
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
Four interviews: * Recruiter (behavioral evaluation) * Technical screen (reviewing a merge request with some Vue/CSS/HTML/HAML and implementing the changes you requested) * Hiring manager (behavioral screen with some high-level technical quest
Straightforward and enjoyable! You can tell everyone at GitLab genuinely loves working there. Really communicative throughout the process and not too challenging. There was a Zoom screen with a recruiter, then several behavioral interviews and a tech
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
Four interviews: * Recruiter (behavioral evaluation) * Technical screen (reviewing a merge request with some Vue/CSS/HTML/HAML and implementing the changes you requested) * Hiring manager (behavioral screen with some high-level technical quest
Straightforward and enjoyable! You can tell everyone at GitLab genuinely loves working there. Really communicative throughout the process and not too challenging. There was a Zoom screen with a recruiter, then several behavioral interviews and a tech