There is a good work-life balance. The product is interesting. It is a successful company. The people are nice. There are interesting challenges. There is no bureaucracy.
It was a bit hectic. It was halfway between a startup and an enterprise.
The interview process involves: * A first phone screening of around 20 minutes, with generic questions on Java. * An on-site interview, which can be 2 to 3 hours long. The interview is quite challenging, and you'll be asked to solve some theore
Zoom interview. Heard about the company and got a preview of the product. Asked about JS and the browser: "deep dive" questions like how is JS rendered in the browser, is it multi- or single-threaded, etc.
Full day project of managing timeline. Very good reference from Gong staff helping all the time, answering questions. It seems to be a wonderful place to work there. Good luck to everyone!
The interview process involves: * A first phone screening of around 20 minutes, with generic questions on Java. * An on-site interview, which can be 2 to 3 hours long. The interview is quite challenging, and you'll be asked to solve some theore
Zoom interview. Heard about the company and got a preview of the product. Asked about JS and the browser: "deep dive" questions like how is JS rendered in the browser, is it multi- or single-threaded, etc.
Full day project of managing timeline. Very good reference from Gong staff helping all the time, answering questions. It seems to be a wonderful place to work there. Good luck to everyone!