Friendly coworkers, realistic expectations, and a good transition for WFH in 2020.
No cons to speak of. I was there for only 3 months.
A coding task followed by two short, back-to-back interviews. Most of the questions were about my previous experience. There was no follow-up on this process. There were some questions about how to store and analyze a stream of events, as well as qu
I spoke to HR person initially who provided a great high-level description of the role and a summary of the company's plans for the future. This was followed by interviews with other members within the QA dept. The interviews were well-structured wit
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn to set up a chat. The call went well, and my resume was sent to the hiring manager. The recruiter came back after a few days and said they wanted more experience for this role. Okay, no problem. However, they
A coding task followed by two short, back-to-back interviews. Most of the questions were about my previous experience. There was no follow-up on this process. There were some questions about how to store and analyze a stream of events, as well as qu
I spoke to HR person initially who provided a great high-level description of the role and a summary of the company's plans for the future. This was followed by interviews with other members within the QA dept. The interviews were well-structured wit
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn to set up a chat. The call went well, and my resume was sent to the hiring manager. The recruiter came back after a few days and said they wanted more experience for this role. Okay, no problem. However, they