I've worked at a handful of other companies ranging from pretty small to really big, and ZenPayroll really stands out as the place I've best been able to grow professionally and truly enjoy the experience. Who I work with can really make or break things, and I feel really lucky to get to work with and learn from such smart, collaborative, and caring people.
The hours are definitely longer than at other places I've worked, but we are a startup after all, and it's rewarding work.
Everyone was very kind, but the process was very long and draining, almost FAANG-level (but nowhere near the pay). Even the recruiter acknowledged this and apologized. I think there is a lot of room for improvement to streamline the process.
Slow process, disorganized recruiters and panel, no meaningful feedback on why I was not a match. The interview didn't seem challenging but also just wasn't well run. The office vibe is kind of weird with a fake/unenforced no shoes thing and giant wa
You fill out an application online. If a recruiter finds your resume interesting, you're called by the recruiter after applying. You then have to pass two rounds of interviews, followed by an offer or rejection.
Everyone was very kind, but the process was very long and draining, almost FAANG-level (but nowhere near the pay). Even the recruiter acknowledged this and apologized. I think there is a lot of room for improvement to streamline the process.
Slow process, disorganized recruiters and panel, no meaningful feedback on why I was not a match. The interview didn't seem challenging but also just wasn't well run. The office vibe is kind of weird with a fake/unenforced no shoes thing and giant wa
You fill out an application online. If a recruiter finds your resume interesting, you're called by the recruiter after applying. You then have to pass two rounds of interviews, followed by an offer or rejection.