Grafana is full of talented folks Management really understands how software is built so enough time is given to do things right and minimize tech debt Little structure imposed on Software Engineering so if you're just a regular IC you have very few meetings and plenty of time to focus
Timezones are always a struggle with international collaboration. That's about it :)
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I applied online. The process took three weeks. It was a typical four-stage interview process: a chat with a recruiter, an interview with a hiring manager, a coding assessment, and a systems design interview. Throughout the whole process, they were
I applied online. The process took 5 days. - First meeting with HR: There should be more. The recruiter said she would email me with further instructions. Instead, I got a generic, no-reply rejection email. I guess that's my further instruction: to
The first step was a conversation with the recruiter, talking about the company. The second step was a conversation with an engineering manager about my experience and fit with the company. The third part was a pair programming-style algorithm and da
I applied online. The process took three weeks. It was a typical four-stage interview process: a chat with a recruiter, an interview with a hiring manager, a coding assessment, and a systems design interview. Throughout the whole process, they were
I applied online. The process took 5 days. - First meeting with HR: There should be more. The recruiter said she would email me with further instructions. Instead, I got a generic, no-reply rejection email. I guess that's my further instruction: to