Great people and engineering culture, very competitive compensation, growth opportunities, and interesting projects.
Before COVID, it was also lots of fun, with events, communities and groups, international trips, and other things which helped you enjoy.
Nowadays, the company really supports people during the COVID crisis and tries to keep the community during these difficult times. Really appreciate it!
Nothing, really. As a growing company, it has some challenges like lack of processes. It is not always clear who owns which part or who should do what. Eventually, it is all up to people to organize themselves, and surprisingly, it works.
Sometimes, we're moving too fast and then have to step back or close some gaps in technical debt.
But I think the company sees these problems and approaches them extremely efficiently.
Please, keep up the momentum and the culture, and everything will be great!
The process is very innovative and mimics how real-life work goes. After the recruiter call and OA, there is a virtual onsite which is 3 hours long and covers programming, bug bash, and integration.
1 hr technical screen: Easy coding question focusing more on code quality, language proficiency, testing, and approach. 5-hour virtual onsite: * Easy coding round similar to the technical screen. * Bug squash: This was hard, and I performed the
They provided a coding challenge that mimicked a real-world scenario, testing practical problem-solving, logical thinking, and the ability to apply programming concepts to realistic situations under time constraints.
The process is very innovative and mimics how real-life work goes. After the recruiter call and OA, there is a virtual onsite which is 3 hours long and covers programming, bug bash, and integration.
1 hr technical screen: Easy coding question focusing more on code quality, language proficiency, testing, and approach. 5-hour virtual onsite: * Easy coding round similar to the technical screen. * Bug squash: This was hard, and I performed the
They provided a coding challenge that mimicked a real-world scenario, testing practical problem-solving, logical thinking, and the ability to apply programming concepts to realistic situations under time constraints.