Is Tinder perfect? No way. Could things have been done differently in the past year? Likely yes. Are there things the company (specifically upper management) can do better? Yes. Is it a fascinating company filled with passionate employees working on interesting projects at scale? 100% yes.
Tinder offers a unique value proposition:
Every company has room for improvement, and Tinder is no exception. BUT. Rarely will you find a company like Tinder.
Less than 200 employees worldwide (I think?), big product growth opportunities ahead (we just launched Tinder on the desktop, as an example), and we're still private (within Match), so there’s room to personally make money on the Tinder equity options. Having worked in the tech community for many years, I can confidently say Tinder is in a great league of its own.
Need new/bigger office space in Palo Alto.
No formal review process.
Need to offer performance-based bonus.
Focus more on the individual contributors that make this company special.
Celebrate wins as a team more.
Define the culture and mission more clearly.
Build a bridge over Sunset Blvd between the two IAC buildings.
Phone screen followed by two sets of phone interviews and eventually visited the headquarter. People were nice when you get a chance to talk to them. But the whole process seems chaotic. HR rescheduled the interview at the last minute, canceled some
I've had the misfortune to interview here twice. Background: I'm a recent college grad with 1 year of experience in the industry. First time: * They made me code a multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe game with NodeJS. * After spending the time and effort o
They called me, and we chatted about languages and their business plan. They seemed like great people to work for, but the profiles on their site were all very LA. I didn't think I would fit in, so I didn't pursue the process too far.
Phone screen followed by two sets of phone interviews and eventually visited the headquarter. People were nice when you get a chance to talk to them. But the whole process seems chaotic. HR rescheduled the interview at the last minute, canceled some
I've had the misfortune to interview here twice. Background: I'm a recent college grad with 1 year of experience in the industry. First time: * They made me code a multiplayer Tic-Tac-Toe game with NodeJS. * After spending the time and effort o
They called me, and we chatted about languages and their business plan. They seemed like great people to work for, but the profiles on their site were all very LA. I didn't think I would fit in, so I didn't pursue the process too far.