Company culture People DevOps team
Not many cons at Handshake. While there, they made an interestingly timed business decision that was a little odd, but I believe it has worked out for the better.
I hesitate to call my experience an interview because, laughingly, I didn't even get to speak to the internal recruiter who originally reached out to me via LinkedIn. We initially had a date and time set, and the recruiter switched the calendar invi
I first got in touch with Handshake earlier in the year, but the timing wasn't quite right. Circumstances changed, and I reached out to a friend at the company. I got back in touch with a member of their people team, who listened intently to my goals
I contacted the company through an external recruiter. The job was 100% remote and matched my skills. I went through about 5 rounds of interviews, including two live programming technical tests, and ultimately received no feedback of any kind. I didn
I hesitate to call my experience an interview because, laughingly, I didn't even get to speak to the internal recruiter who originally reached out to me via LinkedIn. We initially had a date and time set, and the recruiter switched the calendar invi
I first got in touch with Handshake earlier in the year, but the timing wasn't quite right. Circumstances changed, and I reached out to a friend at the company. I got back in touch with a member of their people team, who listened intently to my goals
I contacted the company through an external recruiter. The job was 100% remote and matched my skills. I went through about 5 rounds of interviews, including two live programming technical tests, and ultimately received no feedback of any kind. I didn