An excellent overall experience, with great opportunities arising left, right, and center; and amazing minds to keep you growing.
I don't see any cons of working for Snyk apart from the fact that they become a much bigger company and start to leave startup mode.
The interview process consisted of the following conversations over a two-month period: * Screening process by an internal recruiter. * Discussion with a team leader regarding my career so far and a brief technical discussion. * Take-home test
A really nice idea: reviewing a PR, then implementing some additions on top of it. The PR part was pretty nice. From that point, anything that has to do with the local team was an absolute disaster.
I was rejected because I was too slow when coding during the interview. I was asked to review a pull request in Node.js to add a change to a REST endpoint. I was then asked to implement input validation, caching, and parallelization. I was told my
The interview process consisted of the following conversations over a two-month period: * Screening process by an internal recruiter. * Discussion with a team leader regarding my career so far and a brief technical discussion. * Take-home test
A really nice idea: reviewing a PR, then implementing some additions on top of it. The PR part was pretty nice. From that point, anything that has to do with the local team was an absolute disaster.
I was rejected because I was too slow when coding during the interview. I was asked to review a pull request in Node.js to add a change to a REST endpoint. I was then asked to implement input validation, caching, and parallelization. I was told my