Twilio is a pretty good place to work.
Lots of really smart individuals, good culture, and lots of knowledge sharing.
Some of the managers are really not up to par.
I applied online and received a response within a few days to set up an initial phone screen with the hiring manager. During the phone interview, we both agreed that I might be a bit too junior for the role but should continue the conversation. I w
I was referred by a current employee and routed to the recruiter responsible for that specific role. As a mid-level manager at a FAANG company, I believe both factors helped me get on track for a quick interview. I met the senior recruiter for an in
A full 9 hours of calls and questions. 1. An initial phone call with a recruiter, asking about skills, experience, and expected compensation. 2. A 3-hour HackerRank timed exam with 4 questions: 2 computer science and 2 practical. It included an anag
I applied online and received a response within a few days to set up an initial phone screen with the hiring manager. During the phone interview, we both agreed that I might be a bit too junior for the role but should continue the conversation. I w
I was referred by a current employee and routed to the recruiter responsible for that specific role. As a mid-level manager at a FAANG company, I believe both factors helped me get on track for a quick interview. I met the senior recruiter for an in
A full 9 hours of calls and questions. 1. An initial phone call with a recruiter, asking about skills, experience, and expected compensation. 2. A 3-hour HackerRank timed exam with 4 questions: 2 computer science and 2 practical. It included an anag