The thing that keeps me at Rapid7 is their focus on hiring (and retaining) the right folks. I feel like the dumbest kid in the room all the time, which is exactly how I like to feel. The development process is stellar, there's a top-down focus on avoiding burnout, and we're a recognized leader in a fast-growing industry.
The company is growing very quickly, and spread out amongst a number of international offices.
This comes with all of the regular challenges that you would expect from such a diffused workforce. With so many highly talented employees, it also takes a tremendous amount of effort to stand out and get yourself noticed.
Stop mentioning potential "stock options awards" in offer letters when there's actually zero chance that they're going to be distributed.
The process started with a fairly thorough phone screen by the hiring manager. It was that day or the next that I was asked to schedule the on-site interview for the next week. That started with a panel interview including Q&A and white-boarding (arc
Applied via LinkedIn Initial call with hiring manager, about 30 minutes. General questions to get to know more about you and your technical background Second interview is a 90 minute whiteboarding exercise. They will ask you to present and talk throu
Phone screen then onsite for half a day. Basically, they try to see if you fit into their culture, nothing very challenging. The one thing that would be better is if they give you a reply - whether they passed on you as a candidate or not. Taking a
The process started with a fairly thorough phone screen by the hiring manager. It was that day or the next that I was asked to schedule the on-site interview for the next week. That started with a panel interview including Q&A and white-boarding (arc
Applied via LinkedIn Initial call with hiring manager, about 30 minutes. General questions to get to know more about you and your technical background Second interview is a 90 minute whiteboarding exercise. They will ask you to present and talk throu
Phone screen then onsite for half a day. Basically, they try to see if you fit into their culture, nothing very challenging. The one thing that would be better is if they give you a reply - whether they passed on you as a candidate or not. Taking a