There's almost no limit to the impact you can have and the things you can learn, as long as you're driving those things yourself.
It is not a small company anymore.
With so many things happening at once, not every important decision can be made by consensus anymore.
You have to just accept some things.
Generally, Shopify is very good at explaining and discussing big decisions though.
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
Just to clear up some confusion. I don't live anywhere near Shopify, so all my interviews were via Skype. I applied back in April-May of 2016. The hiring process didn't start until June. Since the hiring process started, it only took less than 3 wee
After submitting an application: * Email from HR to set up an hour-long interview. This interview will not involve traditional questions but will instead be a conversation. * If you move forward, you will have an interview with two developers. E
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
Just to clear up some confusion. I don't live anywhere near Shopify, so all my interviews were via Skype. I applied back in April-May of 2016. The hiring process didn't start until June. Since the hiring process started, it only took less than 3 wee
After submitting an application: * Email from HR to set up an hour-long interview. This interview will not involve traditional questions but will instead be a conversation. * If you move forward, you will have an interview with two developers. E