I've worked here for a little over a year, and I continually enjoy the people I get to interact with and the work I do.
There is not a lot of opportunity for learning other than your own initiative. Learning and opportunities to connect with others outside the company, or even within the company, are rare.
I interviewed for an SDE 2 position based in San Francisco. This was by far the worst interview experience I’ve ever had. The interviewer was incredibly rude and arrogant from the beginning, and it got worse as the interview progressed. He berated
This was easily the least professional experience I have ever had speaking to a recruiter, and I am no longer interested in working at GoDaddy as a result. My only contact was with a "Senior Technical Recruiter," after which I immediately halted the
I had two technical interviews (general coding questions on HackerRank) and one behavioral interview with the hiring manager. We mainly discussed my experience and they asked some questions about past projects/internships.
I interviewed for an SDE 2 position based in San Francisco. This was by far the worst interview experience I’ve ever had. The interviewer was incredibly rude and arrogant from the beginning, and it got worse as the interview progressed. He berated
This was easily the least professional experience I have ever had speaking to a recruiter, and I am no longer interested in working at GoDaddy as a result. My only contact was with a "Senior Technical Recruiter," after which I immediately halted the
I had two technical interviews (general coding questions on HackerRank) and one behavioral interview with the hiring manager. We mainly discussed my experience and they asked some questions about past projects/internships.