One of the best companies to work for
One of the best companies to work for
- Really smart people to work with who help each other improve and do better.
- The culture here is such that no one would feel lesser of themselves. Being a mid-size company, you don't feel insignificant at all. In fact, the best part about the company is that your contribution is valued, and you know that you are actually making a difference for the customer.
- Amazing benefits and perks.
- Mentorship programs to guide you through your career path.
- Various events that help you in networking and getting to know what different technologies people are working on.
- Employee Resource Groups to support and celebrate everyone.
Sometimes work is a little slow.
Keep doing the good work. Town halls are a great way to keep us all updated with the latest things happening in the company.
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GoDaddy Interview Experiences
Software Developer
1. HackerRank test (3 questions, 45 minutes) 2. Phone interview (Manager) In this interview, I was asked about myself and explained what GoDaddy does. I spoke with the manager, who told me about GoDaddy's core values and asked me to explain how I se
Software Developer
It was a straightforward interview. I was asked general questions, math-related or data structures. "Cracking the Coding Interview" would suffice. I was interviewed by a person who worked at Microsoft previously for 11 years, and he said that the int
Software Developer
The first round consisted of three HackerRank questions, which were of medium level. Almost two weeks later, I received a call to schedule a phone/screen-share interview for a position that they thought I would fit into better. It was a one-hour inte
Software Developer
Tempe, Arizona, United StatesDecember 1, 20151. HackerRank test (3 questions, 45 minutes) 2. Phone interview (Manager) In this interview, I was asked about myself and explained what GoDaddy does. I spoke with the manager, who told me about GoDaddy's core values and asked me to explain how I se
Software Developer
Tempe, Arizona, United StatesFebruary 1, 2015It was a straightforward interview. I was asked general questions, math-related or data structures. "Cracking the Coding Interview" would suffice. I was interviewed by a person who worked at Microsoft previously for 11 years, and he said that the int
Software Developer
United StatesOctober 1, 2016The first round consisted of three HackerRank questions, which were of medium level. Almost two weeks later, I received a call to schedule a phone/screen-share interview for a position that they thought I would fit into better. It was a one-hour inte
