There are good people, interesting work and massive growth. There's also a dedicated happiness team that responds to requests for everything from hardware to beer selection.
Great location if you live in the city with lots of bike parking.
The customers are very vocal, so there's always a fire to put out.
There is an element of being on call for many roles.
Chillax, we've got this :)
My interview experience at PagerDuty was excellent. I was first contacted by a recruiting manager, who set up an initial phone interview with an engineering manager. That interview was a typical get-to-know-you phone chat, followed by a screen-shar
Had a great experience interviewing at PagerDuty. 1 hour phone screen, followed by ~5 hour on-site with 4 team members. Really nice team, relevant coding challenges, and plenty of time to talk with hiring manager about the company and culture. As
There were 2 phone screens and a 9 am to 5pm onsite. Every round is a knockout round. First phone screen is half manager's talk about the company and team and half coding exercise on an online code editor and compiler. Second screen again bunch of d
My interview experience at PagerDuty was excellent. I was first contacted by a recruiting manager, who set up an initial phone interview with an engineering manager. That interview was a typical get-to-know-you phone chat, followed by a screen-shar
Had a great experience interviewing at PagerDuty. 1 hour phone screen, followed by ~5 hour on-site with 4 team members. Really nice team, relevant coding challenges, and plenty of time to talk with hiring manager about the company and culture. As
There were 2 phone screens and a 9 am to 5pm onsite. Every round is a knockout round. First phone screen is half manager's talk about the company and team and half coding exercise on an online code editor and compiler. Second screen again bunch of d