WLB You feel very, very valued from day one.
Career growth is encouraged, and managers/leads actually take interest.
HubSpot truly practices what they preach. Best culture.
People are super nice and encourage you to be vulnerable and open.
Salary could be more competitive, although it's not bad compared to the workload.
Product understanding can be a bigger learning curve if you're not used to B2B products.
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.
Great interviews. The interviewers were really nice, and the recruiter was most helpful. The process and interview questions were the same as listed on Glassdoor. However, since the questions aren't too difficult, they expect perfection. My only ad
The interview process began with a recruiter screening call. This was followed by a take-home coding exercise that lasted around three hours. The exercise tested problem-solving skills and technical proficiency in coding.
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.
Great interviews. The interviewers were really nice, and the recruiter was most helpful. The process and interview questions were the same as listed on Glassdoor. However, since the questions aren't too difficult, they expect perfection. My only ad
The interview process began with a recruiter screening call. This was followed by a take-home coding exercise that lasted around three hours. The exercise tested problem-solving skills and technical proficiency in coding.