Great management: the company is backed by exceptional management, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness in its endeavors* Company values: the company senior management has great values, they are not focusing on themselves, they are respecting and giving equal opportunities to anyone in the company* Founders: founders are playing active and leading roles in the company* Focus on innovation: consistently prioritizes innovation, staying ahead in its industry and continually evolving* Company care for employees: there is a significant emphasis on employee well-being, highlighting a culture of care and support* Company care for environment: company demonstrates a strong commitment to environmental stewardship, reflecting its responsibility towards sustainable practices.* Great business planning and execution: company has robust business planning and exceptional execution, ensuring goals are met efficiently and effectively* This is the best place I've worked in so far.
Hard work: Very hard work is required to keep the company ahead in the industry
New management: It is very challenging to hire new employees with the same values and care as the founders and senior management, especially managers, and sometimes there are recruitments which are identified as failures for the company, while it takes time to identify it and they can have already created their impact
To optimize team performance and cultivate a positive company culture, management should prioritize meticulous selection during hiring processes, and implement robust reward systems that recognize and celebrate employee excellence and commitment.
Received an email from HR to book a calendar slot to talk to a manager in a different geography. I never got any confirmation for an interview slot. Couple of weeks later the HR informed that the position is already filled.
First there was a phone call with hiring person then technical phone interview in which 'white board' questions were asked. This is how they phone screen candidates.
(it was for JFrog Acquire Qwak) The interviewer created a "gotcha" situation that doesn't reflect real engineering scenarios. Very poor experience. This kind of confusing setup tests interview skills more than engineering skills, which isn't fair.
Received an email from HR to book a calendar slot to talk to a manager in a different geography. I never got any confirmation for an interview slot. Couple of weeks later the HR informed that the position is already filled.
First there was a phone call with hiring person then technical phone interview in which 'white board' questions were asked. This is how they phone screen candidates.
(it was for JFrog Acquire Qwak) The interviewer created a "gotcha" situation that doesn't reflect real engineering scenarios. Very poor experience. This kind of confusing setup tests interview skills more than engineering skills, which isn't fair.