Management
Work Hard / Play Hard Mentality
Lots of events in and out of the office. Voluntary all-night Hack-A-thons with music and food where co-workers get together and think up / build anything they want (Anything from new work tools/improvements to filmed movie spoofs, hand-made DDR arcades, and drones. You name it! The pool of talent here is amazing). People will zip by on scooters in the office. Competitive and fun pool and ping pong tournaments. Trivia happy hours. It's a great/fun atmosphere; you get the idea.
Great Work/Life Balance
Close Knit and Diverse Community of Co-Workers
You'll meet people from all over the world here and likely make more than a few friends across departments. This is especially true in the Search Quality department. Never have I worked with a more diverse and interesting group of people that work so well together. Really remarkable.
Education / Training
Other Perks
Overall, I can say without a doubt this is an amazing place to work and grow. Highly recommended.
There are a lot of employees. It'll take you a while to learn everyone's names.
Keep up the good work!
There was an initial phone screen before the interview that lasted about a half hour. The in-office interview lasted approximately three hours. They gave examples of job postings, and you had to determine their legitimacy. You get lunch on-site wi
I first had a phone call with the recruiter. Next, I had a phone interview with the hiring manager. Then, a 4-hour in-person interview with five leads/managers at the office.
I wouldn't suggest anyone apply because of Indeed's unethical and predatory hiring practices. I had a 30-minute interview at the school, and was asked a simple algorithms question. Then, I was invited to an on-site interview at their headquarters.
There was an initial phone screen before the interview that lasted about a half hour. The in-office interview lasted approximately three hours. They gave examples of job postings, and you had to determine their legitimacy. You get lunch on-site wi
I first had a phone call with the recruiter. Next, I had a phone interview with the hiring manager. Then, a 4-hour in-person interview with five leads/managers at the office.
I wouldn't suggest anyone apply because of Indeed's unethical and predatory hiring practices. I had a 30-minute interview at the school, and was asked a simple algorithms question. Then, I was invited to an on-site interview at their headquarters.