I love working at HubSpot. I get to work with smart, energetic, passionate people who want to solve problems and aren't afraid to speak up. Autonomy is real, as is impact.
HubSpot is growing so fast, so once you've figured out how to solve a particular scaling challenge, you'll need to turn around and think about it at 10x. So, don't get too comfortable and be ready to scale your own growth quickly.
Personally, I love that, but it can be quite a stretch to your own growth to solve challenges at one level of scale only to grow quickly to the next level in a short amount of time.
Keep doing what you are doing! It is working!
The process started with an online assessment that needed to be completed within 90 minutes. This was followed by a call with a recruiter. Then, there was a coding round and a system design round for backend co-ops. I was able to clear all rounds
Very quick and straightforward interviewing process. It started with a phone call to chat about the company and the position, then an online 1-hour coding test, and finally half a day in-house. The online test included two questions: one very easy a
Take-home/OA after resume screen, followed by a behavioral phone interview (kind of heavy). The final round consisted of LeetCode and System Design. LeetCode was easy/medium with medium/hard follow-ups after the initial solution. System Design was a
The process started with an online assessment that needed to be completed within 90 minutes. This was followed by a call with a recruiter. Then, there was a coding round and a system design round for backend co-ops. I was able to clear all rounds
Very quick and straightforward interviewing process. It started with a phone call to chat about the company and the position, then an online 1-hour coding test, and finally half a day in-house. The online test included two questions: one very easy a
Take-home/OA after resume screen, followed by a behavioral phone interview (kind of heavy). The final round consisted of LeetCode and System Design. LeetCode was easy/medium with medium/hard follow-ups after the initial solution. System Design was a