The experience was consistently disappointing and at times outright demoralizing. Nothing about the culture, leadership, or day-to-day work resembled a healthy or professionally managed environment. If there were any “pros,” I never saw them — the entire experience left me with a thoroughly unpleasant and frankly disgusting impression.
Too many cons to list — nearly every aspect of the experience was a letdown.
There is an HR/recruiter screen (which may be waived), followed by a manager screen, then a coding challenge to work on over a weekend. The coding challenge is kind of fun and relevant to the problem space; it takes longer than they claim to do a goo
I actually interviewed with two different teams. While both experiences were great, the difficulty for either was fairly different. I do enjoy that both teams utilized the take-home coding challenge.
Note: The full process was online, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. * Applied online and had a first interview with HR, where they explained general aspects about New Relic and the position, and also asked about me. * Second interview with one of their
There is an HR/recruiter screen (which may be waived), followed by a manager screen, then a coding challenge to work on over a weekend. The coding challenge is kind of fun and relevant to the problem space; it takes longer than they claim to do a goo
I actually interviewed with two different teams. While both experiences were great, the difficulty for either was fairly different. I do enjoy that both teams utilized the take-home coding challenge.
Note: The full process was online, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. * Applied online and had a first interview with HR, where they explained general aspects about New Relic and the position, and also asked about me. * Second interview with one of their