Squarespace does care a lot about its employees and you get a lot of cool perks like catered lunch (this does come out of your salary, however), giveaways, cool people, awesome workspace, and more.
I worked in Cust Ops, where there was essentially zero growth. Do not come into this department thinking you are going to eventually become a team lead, or move to another department. It is not going to happen. I was there for 3+ years and I probably saw less than 10 move to a different role out of hundreds of employees.
Additionally, PTO days are not as flexible as you think. MANY Cust Ops employees get a cut off, and it is extremely hard to get the days off you want. I have a feeling the flexible PTO policy is for everyone BUT Cust Ops.
I didn't get the offer, but this was the best interview experience I've ever had for any development role. * Initial HR screening, discussing the CV. * Take-home test on HackerRank (Vanilla JS). * Onsite interview, split into 4 steps, also on
The true challenge about the process is the HR middleman. He is completely lost. Scheduling meetings is so hard and painful. He will go on vacation and keep you in limbo for weeks.
I applied, and a few days later, was given a HackerRank problem, together with a recruiter reaching out. I did the problem and found it vastly more complicated than other HackerRanks, with a considerable run time constraint (given the scope of the d
I didn't get the offer, but this was the best interview experience I've ever had for any development role. * Initial HR screening, discussing the CV. * Take-home test on HackerRank (Vanilla JS). * Onsite interview, split into 4 steps, also on
The true challenge about the process is the HR middleman. He is completely lost. Scheduling meetings is so hard and painful. He will go on vacation and keep you in limbo for weeks.
I applied, and a few days later, was given a HackerRank problem, together with a recruiter reaching out. I did the problem and found it vastly more complicated than other HackerRanks, with a considerable run time constraint (given the scope of the d