Profitable company with solid growth ahead of it. SendGrid is a world leader in transactional email - receipts, forgot password, etc. We just released a brand-new product to target marketers, which is a higher-volume segment of the total email market, as well as a specialty product for marketing automation (which we expect to pick up speed very fast, as more marketers demand triggered emails for things like shopping cart abandonment or new signups). As a result, they're able to offer excellent perks to employees, and options stand to be valuable in the near term.
SendGrid has figured out how to make distributed teams work. We can hire in any of the four major offices, and collaborate over a distance.
I'm working with about 300 friendly and helpful coworkers as of this review. Employees really do "walk the walk" of the company's values: hungry, humble, honest, and happy. It's been a pleasure working with my team, and I really appreciate the transparency shown to employees by upper management.
Sameer - the current CEO - and the co-founders are all smart, warm, and personable. Senior management hires great people and trusts them to get the job done.
Salaries are finally catching up to the market, but they weren't always that way. Early employees don't seem to get many chances for advancement, and mid-level management, generally hired from outside, feels a bit green at times. It's a tricky balance; we need experienced managers, but we also need to reward the people who helped build it with opportunities for professional development. This is probably a natural problem for a mid-stage company like ours to have.
Be willing to create a management layer from within and build out a better-defined technical track. Focus sales efforts on Marketing Campaigns and Threads.
It took almost two months for SendGrid to respond to my application. The interview process consisted of four parts: * Cultural interview with HR * Technical interview with the hiring manager * On-site interview * Another manager interview I
In-person behavioral interview. Was asked questions about my experience in software development. I didn't have the required experience, but overall, it was a good interview process. It should be easy with some development experience.
I met them at a career fair and talked to one of the engineers, who was really nice. I had a technical phone interview which consisted of various CS concepts. On-site was one round of coding and a hiring manager. Overall, a straightforward intervie
It took almost two months for SendGrid to respond to my application. The interview process consisted of four parts: * Cultural interview with HR * Technical interview with the hiring manager * On-site interview * Another manager interview I
In-person behavioral interview. Was asked questions about my experience in software development. I didn't have the required experience, but overall, it was a good interview process. It should be easy with some development experience.
I met them at a career fair and talked to one of the engineers, who was really nice. I had a technical phone interview which consisted of various CS concepts. On-site was one round of coding and a hiring manager. Overall, a straightforward intervie