-Working remotely is amazing. There are no set schedules or times to be online. Pretty much the entire company is remote, so you're never missing out on conversations or decisions made at the office without you. Kraken's culture is geared to remote first working. -Software development teams aren't top heavy and you get to work on what interests you. -Software dev leaders are fantastic; they believe in their teams and trust them to give accurate deadlines rather than imposing deadlines on them. -The company is extremely security conscious. -Leadership displays high levels of integrity with regards to token listings and products. -You get to work with a bunch of incredibly smart, dedicated, and engaged employees.
-No townhalls or other regular company wide communication around our goals or where we are going. This has started to change recently though. -The company was built by a small number of people and those people have a lot of responsibility. That responsibility is being spread out slowly but it can hold up development.
I applied online. The process took two weeks. I went through a personal interview, and everything was going nicely. My interviewer was quite nice and he led me through the process. They rejected my technical interview without giving feedback, so it
I applied online. The process took five days. - Initial call with recruiter. - Engineering manager. - Take-home technical test (five hours). After completing the technical test, I was told I was successful and booked the next stage. One day before
I applied in-person. The process took over a week. I met one of their PMs for coffee. He seemed smug, and he pitched me to use Kraken, which was weird. I only interacted with that one person, but it was a really bad first impression. I stopped pursu
I applied online. The process took two weeks. I went through a personal interview, and everything was going nicely. My interviewer was quite nice and he led me through the process. They rejected my technical interview without giving feedback, so it
I applied online. The process took five days. - Initial call with recruiter. - Engineering manager. - Take-home technical test (five hours). After completing the technical test, I was told I was successful and booked the next stage. One day before
I applied in-person. The process took over a week. I met one of their PMs for coffee. He seemed smug, and he pitched me to use Kraken, which was weird. I only interacted with that one person, but it was a really bad first impression. I stopped pursu