Great benefits, from RSUs to ESPP to family planning, etc., etc.
They will reimburse up to $500 a quarter for nearly anything (I used it on vet bills).
Get a quarterly "Global Rest Day" off, and a lot of holiday time in the winter.
Fully remote (if that's a plus for you).
Direct management genuinely cares about career growth and treating employees fairly.
C-level and upper management seem out of touch at times. I've had several incidents, like cutting bonuses after a positive investor call, where they seemed blindsided by the blowback. Large amounts of turnover on all levels make it difficult to make connections and care about people outside my immediate team.
I know you're bound by legal and business contracts, but take a few minutes before big announcements to think how it sounds to individual contributors. Also, give a shoutout to engineers at the end of the quarter too, not just sales. We want to be supported sometimes too.
Good Experience. Had two coding rounds, followed by a back-end interview. This interview was more of a walkthrough with a senior member, and then a behavioral interview. The coding questions weren't complex and were more to check your thinking abili
It was a grueling technical interview, followed by a battery of what I think were psychological questions. Then came some logic questions, followed by team-building activities. Next was a tech test.
The interview process consisted of five rounds. Some rounds focused on technical skills, while others assessed culture fit. Everyone involved was nice and informative. Recruitment feedback and scheduling were on point and flexible. Each interview
Good Experience. Had two coding rounds, followed by a back-end interview. This interview was more of a walkthrough with a senior member, and then a behavioral interview. The coding questions weren't complex and were more to check your thinking abili
It was a grueling technical interview, followed by a battery of what I think were psychological questions. Then came some logic questions, followed by team-building activities. Next was a tech test.
The interview process consisted of five rounds. Some rounds focused on technical skills, while others assessed culture fit. Everyone involved was nice and informative. Recruitment feedback and scheduling were on point and flexible. Each interview