Good work-life balance. Great technology. Good culture. Free food. Remote friendly.
Low pay compared to New York range.
Slow promotions.
The process was meticulous and took about three weeks. It started with a phone call with the Technical Recruiter, who reached out to me on Hired Inc. We had an in-depth discussion about my experience at previous workplaces and the role. Next was a
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
A recruiter reached out and said they would pass my information to a hiring manager. However, after three weeks of following up, they did not bother to reach back to say I had not been accepted.
The process was meticulous and took about three weeks. It started with a phone call with the Technical Recruiter, who reached out to me on Hired Inc. We had an in-depth discussion about my experience at previous workplaces and the role. Next was a
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
A recruiter reached out and said they would pass my information to a hiring manager. However, after three weeks of following up, they did not bother to reach back to say I had not been accepted.