Free food and unlimited drinks and snacks.
Comparable perks and above-average compensation.
However, what excites me the most is the growth trajectory they are on right now after finally finding the right balance to monetize and make the community happy. That means growth in scale and size of the products, teams, and engineering opportunities, with the backing of Amazon to make it happen.
I feel now is really the best time to join if you have missed the pre-acquisition opportunity, as finally the leadership has started taking the issue of employee grievances seriously and making changes to gradually make it a better workplace for everyone.
A few pre-acquisition employees feel entitled to only work on their own schedule and are just waiting for their last vestige before they go. Good riddance!
A bad Glassdoor rating from older days makes it hard to provide the right impression to prospective new candidates, making hiring unnecessarily hard.
Continue listening to the feedback and your employees and address issues that are pain points for many people, and you can turn it around.
A Twitch recruiter reached out to me. Following that, I had a call with her. Then, I had a one-hour-long call with the hiring manager, where he mostly went over my experience, etc. There were no technical questions as such. After this, I had my vir
Applied via their website. Manager technical interview followed by an onsite interview (4 rounds). The manager interview mostly consisted of behavioral questions and one coding question (medium/hard). The onsite interview experience was amazing, a
I received a call from a recruiter, and they scheduled a phone screening interview. During the phone interview, I was asked to code the Battleship game, which was difficult to finish in one hour.
A Twitch recruiter reached out to me. Following that, I had a call with her. Then, I had a one-hour-long call with the hiring manager, where he mostly went over my experience, etc. There were no technical questions as such. After this, I had my vir
Applied via their website. Manager technical interview followed by an onsite interview (4 rounds). The manager interview mostly consisted of behavioral questions and one coding question (medium/hard). The onsite interview experience was amazing, a
I received a call from a recruiter, and they scheduled a phone screening interview. During the phone interview, I was asked to code the Battleship game, which was difficult to finish in one hour.