Pays well, with a countless number of employee benefits. It's probably the best company to be at for a flexible work-life balance. Good if you have children and a spouse to provide for, and derive meaning from them.
Software and data infrastructure feels very startup-ey and hard to see it changing.
It's hard to derive meaning from work done, as it is not very creative and I feel very disconnected to who actually gets to use it.
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
Overall, I enjoyed the interview process and had a good time meeting everyone. I applied to HubSpot online at the end of September and didn't hear back until 3-4 weeks later, around the middle to end of October. First, I had a call with a recruiter.
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
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
Overall, I enjoyed the interview process and had a good time meeting everyone. I applied to HubSpot online at the end of September and didn't hear back until 3-4 weeks later, around the middle to end of October. First, I had a call with a recruiter.
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