Shopify was a decent place to work. I was able to advance from a customer service rep to a customer-facing web design specialist, then to a back-end developer intern, and finally to a full developer.
I was laid off without warning. Company management is moving in a direction that is hostile to work-life balance, where it was previously good.
It was one of the best interview processes I've been part of. First, I talked to a recruiter who explained about the position and the whole process. Then, I had a technical screen interview. None of those algo questions. It was a simple problem in
My interview experience was very positive and open-ended. Here's a breakdown of the process: 1. Lunch with a lead developer after an internal employee reference. 2. A "life story" discussion with a recruiter. 3. A technical deep dive with a senio
One coding round and one recruiter round (behavioural). Pretty straightforward. They allowed using AI, which is interesting. I suppose it kinda makes sense given how much AI is used these days.
It was one of the best interview processes I've been part of. First, I talked to a recruiter who explained about the position and the whole process. Then, I had a technical screen interview. None of those algo questions. It was a simple problem in
My interview experience was very positive and open-ended. Here's a breakdown of the process: 1. Lunch with a lead developer after an internal employee reference. 2. A "life story" discussion with a recruiter. 3. A technical deep dive with a senio
One coding round and one recruiter round (behavioural). Pretty straightforward. They allowed using AI, which is interesting. I suppose it kinda makes sense given how much AI is used these days.