They pay solid, and they have ambitious missions to improve as a company and culture.
From the outside, they advertise a modern culture. Once in, you see there are a few poor souls trying to make that a reality, but it is still way off. They are doing a cloud migration, but the company culture is still very legacy (tech-wise), and there is a lot of discourse between the various technologies they try to jam into one suite. I'm not sure it will work out well. Their engineering stack/culture needs an overhaul. I would suggest they actually use the capabilities of Gitlab, open source more of their tools, take care of the simple things (packages for apps should not be so hard to find!), and go container/cloud-first internally before you expect customers to.
Iterate more internally for both tech and company culture. Otherwise, the open source competition will outpace the company with their modern dev stack/culture.
Iteration, iteration, iteration (via automation).
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The interview process consisted of three rounds: * **Round 1 (45 min):** Several easy LeetCode problems, focusing on linked lists and trees. * **Round 2 (45 min):** Resume review followed by one easy LeetCode problem on arrays. * **Round 3 (30
Typical phone interview followed by an onsite with two tech interviews and a meeting with a few managers. Both the interviews and the manager meeting were friendly, professional, and well put together. The interview process itself was actually very
The recruiter first scheduled a telephone call with the Hiring Manager. Following that, there was an in-person interview. Five interviewers conducted interviews, with each lasting 45 minutes. The questions focused on understanding the candidate's bac
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * **Round 1 (45 min):** Several easy LeetCode problems, focusing on linked lists and trees. * **Round 2 (45 min):** Resume review followed by one easy LeetCode problem on arrays. * **Round 3 (30
Typical phone interview followed by an onsite with two tech interviews and a meeting with a few managers. Both the interviews and the manager meeting were friendly, professional, and well put together. The interview process itself was actually very