Great office, flexible working hours, great perks, great autonomy for teams, great people to work with, and a great place to learn and grow. Great product!
The food provided (breakfast and lunch) is really not good. I feel like I'm eating low-cost student food for a long time now. I feel like the free food is more like a marketing thing to attract people, but once you start working there, you realize it would be way better to have a slightly higher salary and no food at all.
Especially if we're trying to compare with Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, Intercom, etc. HubSpot needs to realize that having free food in Dublin is not really a perk anymore.
The process started with a talent scout and later with a recruiter. There was a 3-hour programming test to kick-start the series of interviews, and it was an interesting puzzle. I moved onto an onsite interview within a week, which consisted of 5 r
Pretty much what others have said here. 1. **Chat with recruiter.** 2. **Coding assessment:** This was fairly easy and involved calling an API, processing some data, and calling another API. 3. **System Design (1):** Great interviewer; they put m
The interviewing process was a joy and very well structured and organized. Every step along the way, my recruiter let me know exactly what would be required of me, what I could expect, and what the next steps would look like. I really appreciated tha
The process started with a talent scout and later with a recruiter. There was a 3-hour programming test to kick-start the series of interviews, and it was an interesting puzzle. I moved onto an onsite interview within a week, which consisted of 5 r
Pretty much what others have said here. 1. **Chat with recruiter.** 2. **Coding assessment:** This was fairly easy and involved calling an API, processing some data, and calling another API. 3. **System Design (1):** Great interviewer; they put m
The interviewing process was a joy and very well structured and organized. Every step along the way, my recruiter let me know exactly what would be required of me, what I could expect, and what the next steps would look like. I really appreciated tha