Great culture, tech stacks, and people.
Great WLB, perks at the office, and an amazing CEO who really turned the ship. Very open culture for collaboration.
I have to put something so - only automatic coffee machines in the office. It would have been nice to have a professional manual one for coffee enthusiasts.
I really appreciate management direction and compensating based on performance.
I had a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview with multiple people. A colleague of mine was working there and insisted I give it a try and see if I could join him. The HR contacted me and was friendly enough. The interviews were mostly
Two technical interviews in Israel. On the first interview, three short technical questions were asked. On the second, two technical questions, both easy-medium difficulty, were asked. One technical interview with India; a hard question was asked.
Good vibe, interesting people, and job. The discussion during the interview was polite, kind, and open. They went through a standard interview process, almost "by the book". They asked about: * Previous experience and different roles * Some technic
I had a phone interview, followed by an on-site interview with multiple people. A colleague of mine was working there and insisted I give it a try and see if I could join him. The HR contacted me and was friendly enough. The interviews were mostly
Two technical interviews in Israel. On the first interview, three short technical questions were asked. On the second, two technical questions, both easy-medium difficulty, were asked. One technical interview with India; a hard question was asked.
Good vibe, interesting people, and job. The discussion during the interview was polite, kind, and open. They went through a standard interview process, almost "by the book". They asked about: * Previous experience and different roles * Some technic