I can't say enough good things about MongoDB. I'm proud to work at the company, find the work technically challenging and interesting, and am surrounded by smart people who work together to build great products. There is a real sense of teamwork and collaboration as we work together to build our products. It is an inclusive workplace, and we try to make everyone feel welcome regardless of background. I feel supported in my career development, and such conversations take place openly. There is an honest desire to see people happy and fulfilled in their roles. Opportunities are made within the company rather than potentially losing good people.
The company has matured and is no longer a free-wheeling startup. Apparently simple changes can require coordination between multiple teams. We also have a large user base that is using our products for mission-critical applications. This means being more careful and methodical about backward-breaking changes.
Six interviews were conducted. These included HR, the hiring manager, three peers, and a hiring manager supervisor. None were particularly difficult. There wasn't really any semblance to the non-technical interviews. They consisted of resume review
Recruiter call, Technical interview with hiring manager, Technical team group interview (onsite), Interview with VP. Reference check. Offer made.
Another ghosting company. After the second interview, I was ghosted without any feedback, which is truly unacceptable. This shows a lack of respect for potential employees. I don't think I will ever apply again.
Six interviews were conducted. These included HR, the hiring manager, three peers, and a hiring manager supervisor. None were particularly difficult. There wasn't really any semblance to the non-technical interviews. They consisted of resume review
Recruiter call, Technical interview with hiring manager, Technical team group interview (onsite), Interview with VP. Reference check. Offer made.
Another ghosting company. After the second interview, I was ghosted without any feedback, which is truly unacceptable. This shows a lack of respect for potential employees. I don't think I will ever apply again.