Pendo's core values are more than just words on marketing slides or company handbooks. They are lived out daily by the teams I work on, in a way that is authentic to each individual.
We care about each others' lives outside of work and personally encourage each other to take time off when needed. Even as we grow into a more established and process-oriented company, we still celebrate experiments and new ideas.
Side projects are regularly cleaned up and merged into our product and workflow. I haven't met a single individual who isn't incredibly talented, and eager to share knowledge and wisdom with their coworkers.
Our affinity groups and clubs take active roles in the events and initiatives of the entire company, rather than being restricted to the sidelines.
We are at a critical turning point between a startup and larger, established company.
The tension can be felt culturally, as folks from different "generations" of the company all yearn for the environment that they remember when they first began.
To work here requires self-awareness and strong personal convictions, so that an individual has the willpower to voice their opinions and shape the future of the team and company.
The interview process as a whole had few steps: 1. HR phone call to check matching. 2. Tech phone call of about an hour of low level questions regarding objc understanding. 3. Home assignment - eventually I didn't have to do it since my phone inte
I recently interviewed with Pendo, and honestly, it was one of the worst interview experiences I’ve had. I've worked and interviewed at many major tech companies (and still work at one today) known for tough interviews, but Pendo’s process felt like
I spoke through a difficult project I’ve done in the past. I gave a brief intro about my experience. The interviewer also explained what their team was doing and what the role encompasses.
The interview process as a whole had few steps: 1. HR phone call to check matching. 2. Tech phone call of about an hour of low level questions regarding objc understanding. 3. Home assignment - eventually I didn't have to do it since my phone inte
I recently interviewed with Pendo, and honestly, it was one of the worst interview experiences I’ve had. I've worked and interviewed at many major tech companies (and still work at one today) known for tough interviews, but Pendo’s process felt like
I spoke through a difficult project I’ve done in the past. I gave a brief intro about my experience. The interviewer also explained what their team was doing and what the role encompasses.