Tableau is growing really fast.
That is because the tool is so successful.
It's cool to work on something that is so well liked by its customers.
The development is small enough that everyone on it can still make big contributions.
No cons at this time. As Tableau grows, it will likely lose some of the culture that has, up to this point, made it great, but that hasn't happened yet.
A recruiter reached out to me for open roles after connecting at a Tableau networking event. The recruiter was good at communication and provided timely updates after the interview feedback. I solved both coding questions in the telephonic interview
My friend referred me. I received feedback the day after, which was really fast. The recruiter conducted a 15-minute phone screen interview with me, and then proceeded to the technical interview. Unfortunately, I did not get the offer.
I found the Tableau interview process challenging but very positive. The interviews consist of background questions and then some technical whiteboard problems. There are normally two engineers who work as a team during the interviews. They were all
A recruiter reached out to me for open roles after connecting at a Tableau networking event. The recruiter was good at communication and provided timely updates after the interview feedback. I solved both coding questions in the telephonic interview
My friend referred me. I received feedback the day after, which was really fast. The recruiter conducted a 15-minute phone screen interview with me, and then proceeded to the technical interview. Unfortunately, I did not get the offer.
I found the Tableau interview process challenging but very positive. The interviews consist of background questions and then some technical whiteboard problems. There are normally two engineers who work as a team during the interviews. They were all