They have a solid product. They offer an attractive salary. They are nearing an IPO.
JFrog has horrible management, culture, leadership - and unfortunately because they are growing, the toxicity is spreading. Management treats people like livestock, and they don't go to any lengths to hide it. The JFrog culture is toxic - much like another review said "It’s what I’d imagine it would be like working in North Korea.". The cultural attitudes are imported, and as a result most US-based employees are second class citizens from the start. Any and all positive reviews on here are FAKE, or written by the very managers that are mentioned in the reviews. At least the fake positive reviews are easy to spot.
No advice. They are currently gearing up for an IPO, and are in a frenzy fueled by greed. Changing this culture requires cutting off the head. And arms.
1. first interview with the manager - 30 minutes talk on the phone 2. Interview with manager and team member - technical - about nginx, k8s, and other technologies 3. HR
5-6 ~ interviews The process was very respectful and transparent Nice people, HR that calls after each interview and asks for feedback and how I feel Unfortunately found out only in the contract signing that I’ll be expected to come to both sites
One hr call round and got rejected. Talked about basics job description and my availability. It was friendly and fun, and the interviewer was nice and patient. I got a feeling of respect during the entire interview.
1. first interview with the manager - 30 minutes talk on the phone 2. Interview with manager and team member - technical - about nginx, k8s, and other technologies 3. HR
5-6 ~ interviews The process was very respectful and transparent Nice people, HR that calls after each interview and asks for feedback and how I feel Unfortunately found out only in the contract signing that I’ll be expected to come to both sites
One hr call round and got rejected. Talked about basics job description and my availability. It was friendly and fun, and the interviewer was nice and patient. I got a feeling of respect during the entire interview.