I've worked at a number of startups, and Ripple Labs is by far the most exciting company I have ever worked at.
My colleagues are exceptionally bright, down-to-earth, passionate, and helpful.
Not only has the company gone to great lengths in managing to recruit top talent, they have ensured that hiring people who are genuinely kind, with a team-player mindset, and most of all, humility.
Ripple also has a very strong engineering culture.
While the company is going through its natural startup growth pains, management has recently hired some folks across Finance, HR, and administrative support to bring more organization and structure into place.
While progress is being made, we are desperately needing more office space so we can have better communications between teams. Management has said that we are a few weeks away from the move, and once that happens, things are going to be even more awesome!
We already do a great job of being open and transparent, but I just hope that we maintain this as we get bigger as a company.
I chatted with HR and the CTO to determine if I was a good match and if they were what I was looking for. I then received a coding challenge that included using their API. The last stage was shadowing someone on site for a day.
My resume was shortlisted "Based on their requirements and my skills." I fixed a time slot for an interview but didn't receive a call. I mailed them twice, stating that I was awaiting a call. I received an email the next day to reschedule. After re
The interview process involved several stages: * A recruiter call. * A technical screen with one of the engineers. Unfortunately, there was a significant language barrier, and I struggled to understand the interviewer. He was difficult and rude
I chatted with HR and the CTO to determine if I was a good match and if they were what I was looking for. I then received a coding challenge that included using their API. The last stage was shadowing someone on site for a day.
My resume was shortlisted "Based on their requirements and my skills." I fixed a time slot for an interview but didn't receive a call. I mailed them twice, stating that I was awaiting a call. I received an email the next day to reschedule. After re
The interview process involved several stages: * A recruiter call. * A technical screen with one of the engineers. Unfortunately, there was a significant language barrier, and I struggled to understand the interviewer. He was difficult and rude