The company culture is great, with lots of autonomy, making you feel valued. Working is very flexible. For a company of this size, there is a relatively low bureaucratic environment. Also, great pay (at least in Belgium).
HubSpot has built out some very good internal tooling. As an engineer, you can really focus on the products. This is both a good and a bad thing, since you don't get to learn some infra-related things unless you're on an infra team specifically.
I was given the technical screening, which consisted of a take-home challenge. I was able to complete it on my computer, in my environment, which was nice. The whole process was automated, and I received an email back when I did not pass.
I applied through LinkedIn for a position in Berlin. All the interviewers and HR were super nice and friendly throughout the interview process. First, there was an HR call, which was followed by a Coding Assessment. You have 3 hours to GET data from
Very smooth. Recruiters are very helpful and friendly, and the technical interviewers are knowledgeable. They also provide detailed feedback from each interview if you are rejected, which is a very welcome surprise.
I was given the technical screening, which consisted of a take-home challenge. I was able to complete it on my computer, in my environment, which was nice. The whole process was automated, and I received an email back when I did not pass.
I applied through LinkedIn for a position in Berlin. All the interviewers and HR were super nice and friendly throughout the interview process. First, there was an HR call, which was followed by a Coding Assessment. You have 3 hours to GET data from
Very smooth. Recruiters are very helpful and friendly, and the technical interviewers are knowledgeable. They also provide detailed feedback from each interview if you are rejected, which is a very welcome surprise.