Gusto has some great people and awesome learning experiences. The culture is very great and relaxing, but there are still many complex engineering challenges that allowed me to grow each and every day.
No cons to mention with my experience.
Initial recruiter phone call followed by a technical phone screen. The question was a simple data parsing to extract/aggregate JSON data. The interview was friendly and wrapped up with closing questions. I received a rejection email a week later, wit
I was surprised by how cumbersome this interview process was. It involved several rounds, on top of a take-home project. It's really rigorous for a company that isn't FAANG level. Honestly, a take-home and a discussion of it are enough technical si
Medium difficulty, or easier if you look up the Q&A's beforehand. One interviewer was late and had the nerve to mark off points for time. So, I did not get the job.
Initial recruiter phone call followed by a technical phone screen. The question was a simple data parsing to extract/aggregate JSON data. The interview was friendly and wrapped up with closing questions. I received a rejection email a week later, wit
I was surprised by how cumbersome this interview process was. It involved several rounds, on top of a take-home project. It's really rigorous for a company that isn't FAANG level. Honestly, a take-home and a discussion of it are enough technical si
Medium difficulty, or easier if you look up the Q&A's beforehand. One interviewer was late and had the nerve to mark off points for time. So, I did not get the job.