There are still good people to work with, as well as some chunks of good technology.
The culture changed since they took the company private. And it changed for the worse.
The management lack transparency.
Resume goes in first, then you get a round of phone screenings, and then you do a technical interview. Is this 50 words yet? No, it's not. The overall experience was alright. I didn't prepare much, and I regret that, but oh well. 'S all good. The
Many interviews with different roles in the organization (HR, architects, developers, product managers, etc.) and a technical assignment for home (nothing too complex/time-consuming). It's a long process, but the organization is quite good.
Sent my resume to New Relic for a Senior Full Stack Engineer position. Got a response from their "Recruiting Lead - Product & CIO" asking for a phone screen. A 30-minute time slot for the phone screen was scheduled and agreed upon several days into
Resume goes in first, then you get a round of phone screenings, and then you do a technical interview. Is this 50 words yet? No, it's not. The overall experience was alright. I didn't prepare much, and I regret that, but oh well. 'S all good. The
Many interviews with different roles in the organization (HR, architects, developers, product managers, etc.) and a technical assignment for home (nothing too complex/time-consuming). It's a long process, but the organization is quite good.
Sent my resume to New Relic for a Senior Full Stack Engineer position. Got a response from their "Recruiting Lead - Product & CIO" asking for a phone screen. A 30-minute time slot for the phone screen was scheduled and agreed upon several days into