Opendoor

Senior Swe Interview Experience - Canada

November 1, 2021

Negative ExperienceNo Offer

Process

Set up initial interview time with recruiter
Recruiter cancels 5 minutes before interview
Get email saying they've proceeded with other candidates
Get offers at top n/unicorns

Bad experience overall. I blocked off time on my calendar to take the phone call, and they didn't have the time to pre-screen me until 5 minutes before the interview?

Questions

What times are you available for an initial phone interview?

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Opendoor Senior Swe role in Canada.

Success Rate

0%

Pass Rate

Opendoor's interview process for their Senior Swe roles in Canada is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.

Experience Rating

Positive0%

Neutral0%

Negative100%

Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Opendoor's Senior Swe interview process in Canada.

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Cons: Politics of the job are not great. You are over worked to keep the lights on.

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Cons: Generally the biggest issues have stemmed out of growing pains. Cross-team collaborations can be really difficult to manage because everyone has different short-term goals they need to hit. That said, I do feel like there are people in the company who are genuinely working to make things better, and they have gotten better since I've been with the company.

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Pros: The benefits are good with this company.
Cons: Change in management too often

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Pros: I get to work on a product that I think is actually really great with people whom I enjoy. The benefits are solid. Company culture is something that is being worked toward in genuine ways rather than typical startup "here's a ping-pong table" band-aids. I feel comfortable speaking up when I see issues and listened to when I do so.

Cons: Generally the biggest issues have stemmed out of growing pains. Cross-team collaborations can be really difficult to manage because everyone has different short-term goals they need to hit. That said, I do feel like there are people in the company who are genuinely working to make things better, and they have gotten better since I've been with the company.

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August 11, 2020
Pros: I get to work on a product that I think is actually really great with people whom I enjoy. The benefits are solid. Company culture is something that is being worked toward in genuine ways rather than typical startup "here's a ping-pong table" band-aids. I feel comfortable speaking up when I see issues and listened to when I do so.
Cons: Generally the biggest issues have stemmed out of growing pains. Cross-team collaborations can be really difficult to manage because everyone has different short-term goals they need to hit. That said, I do feel like there are people in the company who are genuinely working to make things better, and they have gotten better since I've been with the company.

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