Pendo has an open/transparent fast-paced environment. There's always a new and interesting problem to solve. I work with some of the best engineers I've ever met and it seems like everyone is always willing to help you learn or get better. While the environment is fast-paced there are also reasonable expectations that are clearly communicated so it's not all-consuming job.
There are no glaring cons to working at Pendo. There have been minor things that could improve but there's good transparency / communication when an issue does arise.
Spoke with a recruiter who seemed to be interested in me as a candidate, but that was a bit of a show for the process. They were pretty non-communicative and non-responsive at times and after the process didn't even reach out to let me know about th
Spoke to recruiter, recruiter and I both agreed I was a good fit for the position. Received automated rejection email with no feedback. Why would I apply again if I get no reason for rejection in first place?
Overall a very enjoyable process that felt like a fair evaluation of my skills as an engineer. Sessions included: - Phone Screen with a fun front-end problem - Product management Conversational - Front End system design - Algorithmic Problem (BFS) -
Spoke with a recruiter who seemed to be interested in me as a candidate, but that was a bit of a show for the process. They were pretty non-communicative and non-responsive at times and after the process didn't even reach out to let me know about th
Spoke to recruiter, recruiter and I both agreed I was a good fit for the position. Received automated rejection email with no feedback. Why would I apply again if I get no reason for rejection in first place?
Overall a very enjoyable process that felt like a fair evaluation of my skills as an engineer. Sessions included: - Phone Screen with a fun front-end problem - Product management Conversational - Front End system design - Algorithmic Problem (BFS) -