The company is doing interesting work building on an already successful platform and modernizing at a good pace.
Everyone is very friendly even cross-department and they’re mindful of inclusivity and equality.
There’s more work than there are people to do it. Architectural principles seem to have been neglected for some time, though they’re now working to improve the situation.
Most training and workshops are hoarded for a once yearly internal conference. They’ve also completely changed the promotion evaluation process so growth opportunities seem less attainable and personal priorities toward them unclear.
Hire faster. Don’t freeze hiring. Allow hiring margin around projected attrition. Hire more SDE1s and SDE2s and enable their growth. Make promotions easier than quitting & taking the same better role elsewhere.
Applied online, heard back from a recruiter almost immediately. Talked with hiring manager, followed by a coding test. Another phone screen on algorithms. Got called for onsite. Day full of interviews on various topics, including another coding test.
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
I was reached out for a conversation with PagerDuty's recruiting staff, mostly asked behavioral questions alongside with the reasons for wanting to join the company. Afterwards, I was set up with two phone technical calls where I had to program a sim
Applied online, heard back from a recruiter almost immediately. Talked with hiring manager, followed by a coding test. Another phone screen on algorithms. Got called for onsite. Day full of interviews on various topics, including another coding test.
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
I was reached out for a conversation with PagerDuty's recruiting staff, mostly asked behavioral questions alongside with the reasons for wanting to join the company. Afterwards, I was set up with two phone technical calls where I had to program a sim