One weird thing about the benefits, to me, is that there isn’t any flex spending for dependents. My last job allowed $5k a year. My kids are now out of daycare, so I haven’t cared too much. (Maybe there is some other benefit I don’t know about because I haven’t looked hard.)
Onboarding was hard. My lead told me that it’d be overwhelming, and yeah, it was. Everyone was patient and supportive, but it was still tough. Now I’m feeling like that’s behind me and I’m feeling very comfortable. It takes 4-6 months or so, I think.
After some encouragement from a few of their employees, I applied online and interviewed onsite. As Shopify is fond of telling people, interviewing there is different. They don't spend much time reading resumes and cover letters (my interviewer hadn
I got an interview through an employee referral. The first interview was a Skype call to get to know you, and the on-site interview was technical. The entire process was very friendly, and they value making you comfortable. No whiteboarding was inv
There are two stages. The first is a life story and culture fit assessment. The second stage is technical, where you discuss a project of your choosing. The recruiter was very friendly and easy to talk to. Unfortunately, I did not make it to the sec
After some encouragement from a few of their employees, I applied online and interviewed onsite. As Shopify is fond of telling people, interviewing there is different. They don't spend much time reading resumes and cover letters (my interviewer hadn
I got an interview through an employee referral. The first interview was a Skype call to get to know you, and the on-site interview was technical. The entire process was very friendly, and they value making you comfortable. No whiteboarding was inv
There are two stages. The first is a life story and culture fit assessment. The second stage is technical, where you discuss a project of your choosing. The recruiter was very friendly and easy to talk to. Unfortunately, I did not make it to the sec