Good work-life balance, remote options.
No more scope. Can lose job any day.
The interview process involved: * A phone screen with HR. * A 30-minute remote, live coding test. * A 5-hour in-person meeting at their Bryant Park location with two engineers, one designer, one PM, and one senior dev manager. A decision was
Let me start by saying, interviewing at GrubHub was absolutely a waste of time. My interviews went really well, and at the end, I was rejected for a very frivolous reason: the tech stack didn't match what they were looking for. The recruiter had been
I applied on the GrubHub website and received a call the next morning from a recruiter. A couple of days later, I had a phone interview, and then I interviewed in their New York office. I got an offer the next day.
The interview process involved: * A phone screen with HR. * A 30-minute remote, live coding test. * A 5-hour in-person meeting at their Bryant Park location with two engineers, one designer, one PM, and one senior dev manager. A decision was
Let me start by saying, interviewing at GrubHub was absolutely a waste of time. My interviews went really well, and at the end, I was rejected for a very frivolous reason: the tech stack didn't match what they were looking for. The recruiter had been
I applied on the GrubHub website and received a call the next morning from a recruiter. A couple of days later, I had a phone interview, and then I interviewed in their New York office. I got an offer the next day.