Colleagues are intelligent, supportive, and the workforce is very diverse, with a strong culture of collaboration. The company is forward‑thinking in its use of AI and innovation. Overall compensation and benefits are very competitive.
This environment isn’t for the faint of heart. You’ll push beyond your limits, and the work never really stops. There’s always a light at the end of the tunnel, but it often feels just out of reach. One year here can feel like five. The pace is relentless, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. The AI strategy has strong potential, but it urgently needs clearer guardrails.
The stock performance hasn’t been ideal, and the company would benefit from slowing down to recalibrate. There are far too many meetings devoted to information that is already clearly visible on the dashboard. There are wellness days, which is appreciated, but the fact that they feel essential highlights how intense and draining it is.
We’re spending too much time in repetitive meetings and not enough time doing the deep work required to move our priorities forward.
Please consider slowing down the volume of new initiatives and meetings so teams can focus on the tasks already in motion and maintain their wellbeing.
Giving us more space to breathe and concentrate will improve quality, reduce burnout, and ultimately produce better outcomes for the company.
Really quick and easy process. Started with a recruiter screen, then had a 30 minute call with the hiring manager, then two hour-long technical interviews (live coding challenge (not LeetCode) and system design), and finally a 30-minute call with the
I was contacted by the hiring manager on LinkedIn by email. We set up a call and had a quick chat. He mostly talked about the company and what they do and asked me some general question about what I do in my current role. Then I had another phone ca
Applied online and had a very brief chat with the internal recruiter (why pagerduty, pay, what makes you happy at work). Schedule a phone interview with the lead and a coding challenge. The team lead was mostly talking about the role and mostly asked
Really quick and easy process. Started with a recruiter screen, then had a 30 minute call with the hiring manager, then two hour-long technical interviews (live coding challenge (not LeetCode) and system design), and finally a 30-minute call with the
I was contacted by the hiring manager on LinkedIn by email. We set up a call and had a quick chat. He mostly talked about the company and what they do and asked me some general question about what I do in my current role. Then I had another phone ca
Applied online and had a very brief chat with the internal recruiter (why pagerduty, pay, what makes you happy at work). Schedule a phone interview with the lead and a coding challenge. The team lead was mostly talking about the role and mostly asked