Amazing culture, work-life balance, and good support from co-employees.
Nothing much to say. Too many requests were needed for approvals.
The Code for Good Hackathon process involves observing participants over the course of the hackathon. It's a pretty holistic review and very low pressure. It felt more like a conversation than an interview.
The first stage was an HR interview. The second stage was followed by a panel of virtual/phone interviews. The interviewers became increasingly rude and racist as the second stage progressed; each was a one-to-one. Neither of the interviewers would
First, there's the video coding interview. Two programming problems, and then a video response after each, talking through your problem-solving. If you get past that, there's the interview. A couple of behavioral questions and a couple of technical
The Code for Good Hackathon process involves observing participants over the course of the hackathon. It's a pretty holistic review and very low pressure. It felt more like a conversation than an interview.
The first stage was an HR interview. The second stage was followed by a panel of virtual/phone interviews. The interviewers became increasingly rude and racist as the second stage progressed; each was a one-to-one. Neither of the interviewers would
First, there's the video coding interview. Two programming problems, and then a video response after each, talking through your problem-solving. If you get past that, there's the interview. A couple of behavioral questions and a couple of technical