People at GoDaddy have a ton of available resources for learning.
Projects are very dynamic and interesting. People never get stuck on a single, never-ending, boring project.
There are many people to support you and your growth.
The GoDaddy culture is all about the people, caring about their employees and customers.
Very flexible working hours. Work from home.
When the Covid pandemic started, GoDaddy reacted promptly, and everyone started working from home almost overnight.
Caring about people's life/time balance. Especially with many different time zones, people respect others and do not schedule meetings at too late or too early hours for others.
There are almost no cons noticed from my side. I am actually very happy since I have started working here. I'd recommend GoDaddy to everyone.
The first round was an online assessment. It included coding questions, SQL query questions, and aptitude questions. Round 1 of the interview was based on DSA and projects. Round 2 was also based on DSA, interviews, and projects.
I had one behavioral interview (this person ended up being my manager) and two technical rounds with two different people. * The first technical round covered HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with a basic question about displaying a button or label. *
The phone screen was rescheduled three times before it actually took place. It was a one-hour coding interview on HackerRank, and I could use my language of choice. Overall, the difficulty level seemed appropriate for the role.
The first round was an online assessment. It included coding questions, SQL query questions, and aptitude questions. Round 1 of the interview was based on DSA and projects. Round 2 was also based on DSA, interviews, and projects.
I had one behavioral interview (this person ended up being my manager) and two technical rounds with two different people. * The first technical round covered HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with a basic question about displaying a button or label. *
The phone screen was rescheduled three times before it actually took place. It was a one-hour coding interview on HackerRank, and I could use my language of choice. Overall, the difficulty level seemed appropriate for the role.