You can own things fully.
Your inputs are considered in product designs and their prioritization.
Fast-paced environment. You'll have the opportunity to grow fast and learn a lot about tech and startups.
No or minimal politics and bureaucracy.
Product is well appreciated by the customers. There is still a lot of room for the company to grow and multiply the stock.
Lots of smart people around. You'll always find fascinating stuff going on.
You'll mostly work every day on short timeline deliverables. It can be overwhelming sometimes. (Use the unlimited PTO)
No 401k match, car rental discounts, and some other big tech perks.
Rippling is a cool startup, so I thought I should write a review before I forget! I applied for the job through their website and got in touch with Adam and the cofounder. I got to see their pitch deck, and it was very impressive! We had a Q&A sess
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I had a phone screen with a coding problem that involved some object-oriented design. The most confusing part was the policy on AI tools. I was told that using AI was optional, so I chose not
Here's the interview process: * HackerRank coding challenge (3 questions) * Recruiter phone screen * Virtual onsite interview (3 interviews) Both the HackerRank and the virtual onsite included LeetCode mediums.
Rippling is a cool startup, so I thought I should write a review before I forget! I applied for the job through their website and got in touch with Adam and the cofounder. I got to see their pitch deck, and it was very impressive! We had a Q&A sess
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. I had a phone screen with a coding problem that involved some object-oriented design. The most confusing part was the policy on AI tools. I was told that using AI was optional, so I chose not
Here's the interview process: * HackerRank coding challenge (3 questions) * Recruiter phone screen * Virtual onsite interview (3 interviews) Both the HackerRank and the virtual onsite included LeetCode mediums.