Great benefits and a great team. Pay is pretty good until you get a measly 2% raise despite upper management buying more companies and flaunting their revenue. You meet a lot of very smart and talented people while working here. The product is very interesting and very engaging. I am really enjoying the work and the pace of things (at least for my first 6 months).
A lot of reorgs and internal policy changes leading to attrition without backfilling positions. Everyone up until the Director-VP level has been very transparent and fair, but once you get to executive leadership, it feels otherwise. They are rarely held accountable for radical changes and will just do a layoff if it doesn't work out. Every department feels like it is missing 1 or 2 more people. The CEO even said in an AMA just to "utilize AI" to fill that gap as if it's a magic wand.
They used to be a really, really great company and now they are just ok. Lastly, the RTO policy didn't make sense and was just a tactic to have people quit without pay. They lowered some of their benefit value, which isn't a good sign either.
Upper management needs to be held accountable. Customers don't want AI products, and they want us to fix and expand the legacy products that made them sign on to Snyk in the first place. Also go back to the actual flexible remote work policy that kept talented people around. It's a hush-hush secret that this was the final nail in the coffin for many talented engineers who left.
Similar experience to others, with the usual hoops to jump through. Then... nothing, after 4 weeks (or 3, if you exclude Christmas). Apart from being ghosted, I had a positive impression of the company.
Screening interview with one of the TLs. I was asked about myself, my experience, and why I'm interested in this company. I also shared what I know about Snyk's product. I had the opportunity to ask some questions about the company and the position
I went through the interview process twice, once in March and again in September, so it might not be the same for everyone. However, both interviews were quite similar. I was reached out to by a recruiter, who then put me through to the hiring team.
Similar experience to others, with the usual hoops to jump through. Then... nothing, after 4 weeks (or 3, if you exclude Christmas). Apart from being ghosted, I had a positive impression of the company.
Screening interview with one of the TLs. I was asked about myself, my experience, and why I'm interested in this company. I also shared what I know about Snyk's product. I had the opportunity to ask some questions about the company and the position
I went through the interview process twice, once in March and again in September, so it might not be the same for everyone. However, both interviews were quite similar. I was reached out to by a recruiter, who then put me through to the hiring team.