Process
People weren't sure who was interviewing me. The hiring manager interviewed me a couple of times.
Once, they took me out into the rain (not just sprinkles, rain) to a coffee shop across the street. I was wet, and my hair was soaked for the last two interviews.
It almost felt like a Stepford Wives culture.
They continued to tell me I needed to come in and move things in a different direction, add new ideas, etc., but change was not possible unless by consensus.
I would not have taken the job had it been offered.
Questions
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Tableau Release Manager role in United States.
Success Rate
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Pass Rate
Tableau's interview process for their Release Manager roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
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Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Tableau's Release Manager interview process in United States.
Tableau Work Experiences
4.0
Simply Great, No Complaints
SWE • Current Employee
March 25, 2022
Pros: Good, good, good, good, good.
Cons: None none none none none
5.0
I absolutely loved my time at Tableau!
Software Engineer • Former Employee
Seattle, Washington, United States
November 13, 2014
Pros: The people are easily the best thing about working at Tableau. My mentors were some of the smartest, most talented people.
As an intern, I didn't feel like the new kid on the block; I felt as though I could go to anyone and everyone to learn and gain insight into the company and my personal practices.
There are a variety of teams, a variety of projects to work on, and opportunities across teams to contribute to the product in ways you see fit.
They took us to the Tableau Conference where they presented the work the other interns worked on.
Cons: I'm only typing in this box because they made me. Seriously.
5.0
Fast-paced, exciting intern environment
Software Engineering Intern • Former Employee
Seattle, Washington, United States
August 5, 2022
Pros: I really enjoyed how fast-paced this internship was compared to my previous two internships. I felt like I was encouraged to learn and push myself past my limits.
Each intern is assigned a mentor and a manager. I was fortunate to have a manager and mentor who were both extremely supportive and kind.
It was also my first in-person internship experience, and Tableau designated intern sections so that we would be able to bond with each other in office. We also had lots of fun at the multiple intern events.
Overall, I had an amazing experience and I would love to return in the future!
Cons: There were no downsides for me. However, I am aware that some interns did not get as lucky with their managers/mentors, so the experience that they had on their teams was not as fortunate.
- 4.0Simply Great, No ComplaintsSWE • Current EmployeeMarch 25, 2022Pros: Good, good, good, good, good.Cons: None none none none none
- 5.0I absolutely loved my time at Tableau!Software Engineer • Former EmployeeSeattle, Washington, United StatesNovember 13, 2014Pros: The people are easily the best thing about working at Tableau. My mentors were some of the smartest, most talented people. As an intern, I didn't feel like the new kid on the block; I felt as though I could go to anyone and everyone to learn and gain insight into the company and my personal practices. There are a variety of teams, a variety of projects to work on, and opportunities across teams to contribute to the product in ways you see fit. They took us to the Tableau Conference where they presented the work the other interns worked on.Cons: I'm only typing in this box because they made me. Seriously.
- 5.0Fast-paced, exciting intern environmentSoftware Engineering Intern • Former EmployeeSeattle, Washington, United StatesAugust 5, 2022Pros: I really enjoyed how fast-paced this internship was compared to my previous two internships. I felt like I was encouraged to learn and push myself past my limits. Each intern is assigned a mentor and a manager. I was fortunate to have a manager and mentor who were both extremely supportive and kind. It was also my first in-person internship experience, and Tableau designated intern sections so that we would be able to bond with each other in office. We also had lots of fun at the multiple intern events. Overall, I had an amazing experience and I would love to return in the future!Cons: There were no downsides for me. However, I am aware that some interns did not get as lucky with their managers/mentors, so the experience that they had on their teams was not as fortunate.
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