Very open, inclusive, Google-like culture. Management is listening and trying hard to remove obstacles.
Fun challenging projects, mostly Java, C/C++, Golang, and some Python.
Modern tech: Kubernetes, AWS, hybrid cloud, etc.
Hard interviews mean smart people all around.
Above market compensation in Prague. Great stock and bonus plans.
Incredible atmosphere in Prague specifically.
Potential for further growth. Pure is heading to be one of the big players. It's cool to be part of it.
In my opinion, currently at the sweet spot in the company's evolution. Out of the startup pains, most necessary and meaningful processes are in place, so no chaos. At the same time, it is still a low-friction culture and it is by no means an ossified corporation yet.
Prague is independent a lot, but HQ in the US still means late meetings.
Challenging interviews. This is actually a good thing if you want to work with top talent. If you prefer to be the smartest person in the room, this is not your room.
Quarterly plannings are a bit of a pain. That is one place where the process could still be improved.
Initially, Prague was struggling a bit to define clear project ownership. However, this seems resolved now and I don't feel that pain any longer.
Keep up the good job. Continue listening and find ways to foster the original Pure Storage culture as we keep rapidly growing.
Online Test Interview I applied online and received an invitation to take the test. I completed it and then received an email stating that I was shortlisted. I have completed a two-hour interview where I answered all the coding problems. After a fe
You initially get a HackerRank-style coding assessment. If you clear it, they move you to a two-hour-long virtual interview, which is basically a live coding exercise.
I had to work on an online assessment first. It takes about 45 minutes to complete. It wasn't hard, but I had no luck moving forward. It seems they really have a lot of applicants.
Online Test Interview I applied online and received an invitation to take the test. I completed it and then received an email stating that I was shortlisted. I have completed a two-hour interview where I answered all the coding problems. After a fe
You initially get a HackerRank-style coding assessment. If you clear it, they move you to a two-hour-long virtual interview, which is basically a live coding exercise.
I had to work on an online assessment first. It takes about 45 minutes to complete. It wasn't hard, but I had no luck moving forward. It seems they really have a lot of applicants.