I got connected through Slalom with matchmaking at my boot camp, which is why my experience was ultimately negative.
We were allowed to pick four companies to meet. I picked Slalom based on their employee reviews and the fact that they had hired from this boot camp before. It was my top choice.
I did the matchmaking interview, which went well, and was sent the assessment. The problem is the assessment was clearly beyond anything for which I was eligible. I took assessments for entry-level engineer jobs at multiple other companies that I passed, so it was confusing to try and complete this one because it was nothing I had learned.
I essentially wasted my top pick on Slalom because the Cloud Residency program was not something for boot camp students. Again, a letdown because I know I could have done this residency. It did not even start until September, and it is only April, plenty of time to catch up on what I'm missing. Very bummed because it sounds like a great place to work.
Tough HackerRank question, at least for boot camp students. I say this because I received multiple other offers, even from companies like Twilio.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Slalom Cloud Residency role in Columbus, Ohio.
Slalom's interview process for their Cloud Residency roles in Columbus, Ohio is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Slalom's Cloud Residency interview process in Columbus, Ohio.