I would say that the best part about working at Shopify is its unwavering commitment to its mission of making commerce better for everyone. It really is satisfying working somewhere that you know has a net positive impact, as opposed to finding new ways to barrage users with an endless stream of advertisements or other brain-rotting content.
From a technical standpoint, there are endless opportunities to learn and advance. If you are interested in growing as a Web Developer, it is certainly one of the best places in the world and currently retains the best Rails developers in the world.
Recently, Shopify committed to moving fully remote for all roles in the company. For the most part, I am really enjoying it, but we used to have absolutely killer benefits when working from the office: catered lunch, an amazing office space, high-quality coffee, beer, and in-office presentations, which are all gone.
In addition to the obvious material loss, I feel that the culture has taken a hit, since these benefits encouraged getting to know your co-workers and socializing. I was hoping that they would replace these benefits with something else, but it has been over a year now and nothing material has been forthcoming, so I am not holding out hope.
Their coding challenge was complex and really long. It took me about 10 minutes just to read all the requirements and grasp what they wanted – like 2 pages from a book. By the time I finished reading and asked questions, only 45 minutes were left. I
The interview was simple, especially the first two rounds. They are interested in knowing you as a person and how you approach and tackle technical tasks in your daily life. Also, the HR was swift with her responses until I completed the final round
Recruiter reached out regarding multiple positions. Awaiting my final result. Overall, the experience was very positive when compared to some other companies I interviewed with. Interview stages included: * Phone Screen * Coding Round + Lifesty
Their coding challenge was complex and really long. It took me about 10 minutes just to read all the requirements and grasp what they wanted – like 2 pages from a book. By the time I finished reading and asked questions, only 45 minutes were left. I
The interview was simple, especially the first two rounds. They are interested in knowing you as a person and how you approach and tackle technical tasks in your daily life. Also, the HR was swift with her responses until I completed the final round
Recruiter reached out regarding multiple positions. Awaiting my final result. Overall, the experience was very positive when compared to some other companies I interviewed with. Interview stages included: * Phone Screen * Coding Round + Lifesty