trivago has a great working atmosphere. It's never monotonous and always interesting to come to work. This is largely based on the numerous employee benefits, the beautiful tech-oriented campus, the official company language (English), and the concepts of free working hours and increasable vacation days.
There are so many things going on at trivago (sport events, team events, company-wide events, knowledge workshops, casual parties, etc.) that it could sometimes be difficult to follow everything. This is probably not even a con, but I can't think of anything bad about the company.
I interviewed with the Engineering Lead directly via Skype. From the beginning of the Skype session, it seemed like the Engineering Lead already had another person in mind, or perhaps wanted someone with specific "characteristic" specifications. How
The process is similar to that of "Bay Area-esque" companies. There's no involvement of HR personnel. They asked me to complete a very cool software homework assignment, which took a day or two to complete. Then, they scheduled a Skype interview. Th
The first interview was in English via Skype with a Software Developer. The interviewer was quite polite and positive. After some discussions about his and my working experience, we proceeded to a coding challenge. He asked me to code in an online ed
I interviewed with the Engineering Lead directly via Skype. From the beginning of the Skype session, it seemed like the Engineering Lead already had another person in mind, or perhaps wanted someone with specific "characteristic" specifications. How
The process is similar to that of "Bay Area-esque" companies. There's no involvement of HR personnel. They asked me to complete a very cool software homework assignment, which took a day or two to complete. Then, they scheduled a Skype interview. Th
The first interview was in English via Skype with a Software Developer. The interviewer was quite polite and positive. After some discussions about his and my working experience, we proceeded to a coding challenge. He asked me to code in an online ed