Great People, Great Culture. This is a typical startup environment where if you believe in the mission.
Work-life balance is terrible. Long hours are praised despite regard for actual output. Poor communication between IC level and upper management. Low salary.
Despite what you think you don't have that great of a product.
The vision is amazing but without proper systems in place, progress/improving the product will be hard.
Compensate your employees better, equity can only take the place of salary to the point, you are not early stage enough to provide such a low salary.
Your IC's that interact with the product have the same problems your customers will have.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 6 weeks. Overall, the process was efficient and took about one and a half months from first contact to offer. It was well organized and thorough. After the final interviews, there was about a two-week
I applied through a recruiter. - Recruiter call: A discussion of the role. - Hiring Manager conversation: We discussed technical topics, experience, and other details. - Technical interview with team members: We discussed technical topic questions,
I applied online. The process was lengthy and challenging. It started with an initial screening by a recruiter, followed by a technical—but non-coding—interview with the hiring manager. Next came a live coding session with a team member, then a take
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 6 weeks. Overall, the process was efficient and took about one and a half months from first contact to offer. It was well organized and thorough. After the final interviews, there was about a two-week
I applied through a recruiter. - Recruiter call: A discussion of the role. - Hiring Manager conversation: We discussed technical topics, experience, and other details. - Technical interview with team members: We discussed technical topic questions,
I applied online. The process was lengthy and challenging. It started with an initial screening by a recruiter, followed by a technical—but non-coding—interview with the hiring manager. Next came a live coding session with a team member, then a take