There are still some very talented people there who are great to work with. They appear to be on track to have a solid IPO.
The culture was great for a while, but has been on a steep downward trajectory for the past couple of years.
Strong employees get fired or blocked from career advancement for political reasons. Many of the best people leave because they aren't given recognition or the opportunity to advance.
Some managers think that the only good ideas come from management. There is a lack of real innovation in many aspects of the business.
Make investing in your engineers a priority, and take career growth seriously. Political maneuvering and backstabbing isn't consistent with SendGrid's supposed '4H' culture-- fix it or stop pretending that still means anything.
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I had two phone interviews: one with the company recruiter and one with a developer. Both seemed to go okay. In the developer interview, I coded using CollabEdit. Afterward, I was given a relatively complex coding assignment and asked to return it w
I went through the HR screening process and was later scheduled for a technical interview with one of their senior software engineers. The interview covered generic questions about design patterns, such as "what is polymorphism," and then moved to a