Unlike a lot of other bigger companies, HubSpot has a product & engineering team in Dublin that does real work. Core components of their business are developed here; it's not just some satellite office that does reliability.
They have very good pay, good benefits, a very nice office, and just an all-round great team here.
Ever since it's gone public and as the company has grown, a little bit of corporate-ness has been creeping in. The "startup" feeling is slowly leaving the company. People are in place to try to combat that, but there's a limit to how much they can really do.
Went through three rounds of interviews. After applying, I received an online assessment, followed by a recruiter call. Then I had two technical rounds: one focused on system design (video streaming) and another on coding. The rounds seemed easy, bu
A screener, a timed coding challenge, and a gauntlet of interviews. Pretty standard. I will say that I was nervous, and perhaps if I had answered the earliest questions the way I had answered the latter ones, I might have gotten an offer.
Initial Coding Assessment/Project (2 hours long) Recruiter call (general questions about experiences on resume) 2-hour final round interview: - 1 hour LeetCode-style question - 1 hour system design interview
Went through three rounds of interviews. After applying, I received an online assessment, followed by a recruiter call. Then I had two technical rounds: one focused on system design (video streaming) and another on coding. The rounds seemed easy, bu
A screener, a timed coding challenge, and a gauntlet of interviews. Pretty standard. I will say that I was nervous, and perhaps if I had answered the earliest questions the way I had answered the latter ones, I might have gotten an offer.
Initial Coding Assessment/Project (2 hours long) Recruiter call (general questions about experiences on resume) 2-hour final round interview: - 1 hour LeetCode-style question - 1 hour system design interview