'Was' great culture, everyone was generally very compassionate, and I really didn't encounter any dislikable people, though a bit cultie. "One Moose" is what they claim (more on that later). Boston office is nice.
Massive 18% layoffs reduction in work force. Not sure how there can be recent reviews of "no cons". I'd say cutting 1/5 of employees as a rather large con. Management is cheap. They won't give a cent for any engineering events, though sales goes on massive trips in Vegas costing the company hundreds of thousands of dollars. Classic claims of "no layoffs, have to double down. We're one moose" Next quarter, layoffs. What happened to One Moose? Seems more like 4/5 Moose. Code is in mainly maintenance mode. Lots of legacy code that basically cannot be updated without massive time investment.
How about instead of laying off people, you reduce executive staff pay instead to offset your mounting losses from failing to invest in your engineering org.
CEO Corey Thomas total comp $8,446,001 COO Andrew Burton total comp $8,372,001 CPO Christina Luconi total comp $2,619,003 CFO Tim Adams total comp $12,392,997 This is all public info in their annual executive comp.
Applied online in July 2019. The process took 2+ weeks. I was contacted by a Rapid7 recruiter directly. First was a phone round with the recruiter which was to know about my background. The second round was a 1hr technical phone screen round with th
Not hard, very friendly. They asked some technical questions about the web, code, and how to solve easy coding problems. They asked about previous experience and projects. Did you have knowledge of programming languages?
First phone interview, with recruiter, purely non technical. On site interview, within 2 weeks, consisted of 4 half hour interviews. 2 technical and 2 behavioral. Technical interview questions were vague, and it was hard to decipher what the question
Applied online in July 2019. The process took 2+ weeks. I was contacted by a Rapid7 recruiter directly. First was a phone round with the recruiter which was to know about my background. The second round was a 1hr technical phone screen round with th
Not hard, very friendly. They asked some technical questions about the web, code, and how to solve easy coding problems. They asked about previous experience and projects. Did you have knowledge of programming languages?
First phone interview, with recruiter, purely non technical. On site interview, within 2 weeks, consisted of 4 half hour interviews. 2 technical and 2 behavioral. Technical interview questions were vague, and it was hard to decipher what the question