There are free t-shirts and lunches, and the location is central.
There is a bizarre cult of personality surrounding the CEO. A couple of my coworkers openly talked about having a mommy thing for her, which is apparently pretty common. It is a very strange place.
The process started with a standard phone screen from the recruiter. About a week later I had a phone interview with the hiring manager with standard behavioral questions, e.g. regarding working in a team and software developer successes and failures
Two phone screens followed by onsite visit, which consisted of 5 interviews with breaks for company-provided lunch and a coffee with a hiring manager. Very friendly overall reception, I enjoyed the experience even though I didn't get an offer.
Pretty straightforward, spoke with a recruiter who was trying to sell me on value for the role which pays kind of low. (oh we have a cool team, and good values, etc) Spoke with the engineering manager anyway, he asked me some generic interview quest
The process started with a standard phone screen from the recruiter. About a week later I had a phone interview with the hiring manager with standard behavioral questions, e.g. regarding working in a team and software developer successes and failures
Two phone screens followed by onsite visit, which consisted of 5 interviews with breaks for company-provided lunch and a coffee with a hiring manager. Very friendly overall reception, I enjoyed the experience even though I didn't get an offer.
Pretty straightforward, spoke with a recruiter who was trying to sell me on value for the role which pays kind of low. (oh we have a cool team, and good values, etc) Spoke with the engineering manager anyway, he asked me some generic interview quest