Challenging work Incredible, transparent leadership team People actually knowing and applying the company values Commitment to "doing the right thing" Embracing remote work long before COVID hit
After 4 years here, I still can't think of any real cons, especially compared to the rest of the tech industry.
OK, one: I wish they matched charitable donations.
The interview process was quite exhaustive, featuring several specific technical interviews (concurrency, algorithms, design) and generalist interviews. They were tough but not overwhelming. The interviewers were helpful and made me feel comfortable.
The interview process is well organized. The recruiter keeps the candidate informed about the process. An online dashboard is also provided with interview progress, dates, and names of interviewers. The first prescreening involves standard DSA quest
I applied through another source. The process took 3 days. It was a remote interview. The recruiter asked me about my CV and aspirations, and explained the responsibilities of the position. They also explained how viable it was to rotate within the
The interview process was quite exhaustive, featuring several specific technical interviews (concurrency, algorithms, design) and generalist interviews. They were tough but not overwhelming. The interviewers were helpful and made me feel comfortable.
The interview process is well organized. The recruiter keeps the candidate informed about the process. An online dashboard is also provided with interview progress, dates, and names of interviewers. The first prescreening involves standard DSA quest
I applied through another source. The process took 3 days. It was a remote interview. The recruiter asked me about my CV and aspirations, and explained the responsibilities of the position. They also explained how viable it was to rotate within the