For the context I worked at (a full-time position directly in Argentina), it's a great place! It probably has the best perks any non-remote job can offer you: great offices, great teams, and benefits (RSUs are pretty much unheard of here).
The actual recession was a big reason why I left. You could feel the budget being cut with hiring freezes, no year-end parties, and now they started letting some people go in the first week of January 2023.
Applied online via their job portal. Received an email confirmation from the hiring manager, which then resulted in a phone screen. This interview was scheduled quickly. There were three people on the call, and most of the time they were speaking
The interview process consisted of three main stages: * A take-home coding screen, which featured two easy/medium HackerRank questions. This was self-paced, but candidates had one hour to complete both. * A follow-up interview with a director to
Applied through an employee referral. I had three onsite interviews. Everyone was professional and there were plenty of opportunities to ask questions about the organization, structure, and how I fit into the position. There was a bit of whiteboard
Applied online via their job portal. Received an email confirmation from the hiring manager, which then resulted in a phone screen. This interview was scheduled quickly. There were three people on the call, and most of the time they were speaking
The interview process consisted of three main stages: * A take-home coding screen, which featured two easy/medium HackerRank questions. This was self-paced, but candidates had one hour to complete both. * A follow-up interview with a director to
Applied through an employee referral. I had three onsite interviews. Everyone was professional and there were plenty of opportunities to ask questions about the organization, structure, and how I fit into the position. There was a bit of whiteboard