Loving my time at Handshake!
Loving my time at Handshake!
The interview process was great, from culture fits to tech challenges that ranged in complexity and time limits to a little bit of "whiteboarding". No matter how nervous I was, the humans were epic!
They made sure I felt welcome and like I could ask any question I needed to.
I love my work-life balance and I am enjoying the remote work with my team. There is time for async work as well as meetings with folks all across US time zones. I've seen people say they are swamped and need more "head down" time, and these requests are honored.
So far, it is a collaborative environment where learning is honored, and I love it!
Thus far, I haven't found any.
Keep doing what you are doing and keep making improvements where you see need.
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I was recommended to the job by a current employee. This led to an email exchange, followed by an in-person coffee meeting with a senior engineering lead as an initial screening. From there, I submitted a resume and had a 30-minute, remote, technica
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The interview process consists of three steps: a phone screen, followed by a pair programming exercise, and finally a virtual “onsite”. The onsite consisted of three parts: coding/app development, system design, and a chat with the hiring manager. H
Software Engineer
Initially, I reached out after finding Handshake at a job fair. I had a call with the recruiter, then an hour-long technical phone interview. From there, they assigned an exercise and let me choose any stack to complete it with. I was responsible fo
Software Engineer
Denver, Colorado, United StatesMarch 1, 2019I was recommended to the job by a current employee. This led to an email exchange, followed by an in-person coffee meeting with a senior engineering lead as an initial screening. From there, I submitted a resume and had a 30-minute, remote, technica
Software Engineer
Denver, Colorado, United StatesMarch 1, 2021The interview process consists of three steps: a phone screen, followed by a pair programming exercise, and finally a virtual “onsite”. The onsite consisted of three parts: coding/app development, system design, and a chat with the hiring manager. H
Software Engineer
Denver, Colorado, United StatesDecember 1, 2019Initially, I reached out after finding Handshake at a job fair. I had a call with the recruiter, then an hour-long technical phone interview. From there, they assigned an exercise and let me choose any stack to complete it with. I was responsible fo
