Tons of room for growth and lots of opportunity for driven individuals.
Each team really is autonomous and empowered to make their own decisions. You decide the scope of your role and how much impact you want to have.
Coworkers are awesome. There is constant investment in keeping our technology up-to-date and making our engineering team as productive and happy as possible.
Not necessarily for everyone. If you're just looking to be spoon-fed tasks and coast by, this probably isn't the company for you.
Keep the hiring bar high.
Keep resisting the urge to add processes and red tape.
Absolutely terrible process. I had a screen with the manager, which I thought went well. The manager was going to discuss with other managers to find the right role placement. The recruiter subsequently ghosted me for two weeks, then responded with
Very awesome recruiter. Normal first hiring manager screening. Then onto the last round, consisting of 4 interviews. In this case, it was divided over 2 days. I couldn’t get through the first day as that was the condition to take part in the second
HubSpot's recruitment process was one of the best I have been through. I always received feedback (next steps) when promised, which felt satisfying. Bridget, my recruiter, was very responsive throughout and made sure to be respectful of my other offe
Absolutely terrible process. I had a screen with the manager, which I thought went well. The manager was going to discuss with other managers to find the right role placement. The recruiter subsequently ghosted me for two weeks, then responded with
Very awesome recruiter. Normal first hiring manager screening. Then onto the last round, consisting of 4 interviews. In this case, it was divided over 2 days. I couldn’t get through the first day as that was the condition to take part in the second
HubSpot's recruitment process was one of the best I have been through. I always received feedback (next steps) when promised, which felt satisfying. Bridget, my recruiter, was very responsive throughout and made sure to be respectful of my other offe