Good total compensation. Sadly, they're just not public, so the shares don't mean much. Friendly coworkers and good senior leadership when I was around. Not sure if it changed since 2022.
Leadership has been promising they'll IPO for 3-4 years now. It's the main reason I left for a public company. I started to feel like I've been losing half my income the entire time there.
I applied through another source. Only SQL questions were asked. Overall, it felt like they had already decided on the candidate and just wasted my time. I was told that there would be Python, but they did not ask Python questions. The manager did no
The positive aspect was dealing with the HR person. She was great – kept me informed, was friendly, and professional. The technical interviews were easy, but as I found out after the interviews, Instacart has been struggling with hiring engineers be
Highly unprofessional process. The role was canceled after multiple technical rounds. I interviewed for the Software Developer in Test II role and was put through a rigorous, multi-stage process. This included a time-consuming CodeSignal assessment,
I applied through another source. Only SQL questions were asked. Overall, it felt like they had already decided on the candidate and just wasted my time. I was told that there would be Python, but they did not ask Python questions. The manager did no
The positive aspect was dealing with the HR person. She was great – kept me informed, was friendly, and professional. The technical interviews were easy, but as I found out after the interviews, Instacart has been struggling with hiring engineers be
Highly unprofessional process. The role was canceled after multiple technical rounds. I interviewed for the Software Developer in Test II role and was put through a rigorous, multi-stage process. This included a time-consuming CodeSignal assessment,