Great benefits: free lunches everyday, beer fridges and kegerators at each office, ping-pong!, gr8 travel (free trips between CO and CA, plus yearly party in Mexico), crossfit and health stipend, ski passes and moar.
We get a chance to try cutting edge tech (evaluated NoSQL, was using Node and Ruby, now onto Golang).
Like the kanban way of working (scrum was good too).
Up & coming company, dominating our space.
Great QA dept.
Office locations (Boulder & Denver) are amazing and Orange looks improved too.
Had our first full-company, internal hackathon which was tons of fun.
SG Labs is doing good stuff.
Stock options $$
Engineering and DevOps has poor leadership, and the roadmap is still unpredictable. Co-founders are disengaged, but they are kind and honest. Pay is only meh. There is a palpable bias against the Orange office. Youth and partying personality types fit fine, but if you're old or quiet, you get forced out, and those of us left behind aren't given any reason why we lose the diversity. It is dangerously cliquey; some people are so fake and two-faced, but if you complain, somebody high-up cries.
You sometimes seem too needy and eager to fit in. You're doing a good job with funding. I appreciate the all-hands and camp SGs.
This is one of the most political companies I have ever interviewed with. They claim to embody 4H values (honesty, hunger, humility, etc.), but I don't believe these individuals possess any integrity. They maintain double standards when interviewin
The fastest process ever. I was contacted by a recruiter through LinkedIn. After a quick intro call and HackerRank, I was invited for a four-hour onsite interview with four people the next day after passing HackerRank. All interviewers were friendly
After a short exchange with the recruiter, and no exchange with an actual hiring manager or anyone on the team for an initial screen for fit, I was sent a timed online coding test. This test only covered data structures and algorithms, with no coding
This is one of the most political companies I have ever interviewed with. They claim to embody 4H values (honesty, hunger, humility, etc.), but I don't believe these individuals possess any integrity. They maintain double standards when interviewin
The fastest process ever. I was contacted by a recruiter through LinkedIn. After a quick intro call and HackerRank, I was invited for a four-hour onsite interview with four people the next day after passing HackerRank. All interviewers were friendly
After a short exchange with the recruiter, and no exchange with an actual hiring manager or anyone on the team for an initial screen for fit, I was sent a timed online coding test. This test only covered data structures and algorithms, with no coding