Pays pretty well, full remote, interesting problems sometimes. The stack is pretty good.
A very difficult space to crack. Remote work is a double-edged sword.
Let's increase marketing and also work on pro retention.
Started with a quick recruiter chat. Afterwards, there was a technical phone screen with an engineer, and after that, an onsite interview at the Thumbtack SF office with 4 technical interviews. Recruiters were very prompt and helpful. Overall, the in
Spoke with the recruiter, who gave me a good overview of the process and company. Was given a take-home problem. After a couple of days following submission, I was scheduled for a phone screen. The phone screen involved questions about my projects
An initial phone talk was followed by a take-home assignment. Feedback came in a couple of working days, stating there were failed test cases, and the process stopped there. Although claiming to only care about "smartness" and not the programming lan
Started with a quick recruiter chat. Afterwards, there was a technical phone screen with an engineer, and after that, an onsite interview at the Thumbtack SF office with 4 technical interviews. Recruiters were very prompt and helpful. Overall, the in
Spoke with the recruiter, who gave me a good overview of the process and company. Was given a take-home problem. After a couple of days following submission, I was scheduled for a phone screen. The phone screen involved questions about my projects
An initial phone talk was followed by a take-home assignment. Feedback came in a couple of working days, stating there were failed test cases, and the process stopped there. Although claiming to only care about "smartness" and not the programming lan