Twitch has a very good culture. Specifically, it is very nice that I am able to play video games during work hours.
I do not feel very connected to my teammates. We do not spend a lot of time with each other during work or outside of work, so that makes sense. I spend a lot of time with my computer, though; we are pretty close.
I think that overall Twitch is a great place to work at, and I don't really have any complaints for the management.
The interview process started with an original call with the recruiter, which seemed to go well. I then had a technical phone screen, followed by a virtual onsite. On the technical portion of the interviews, I did quite well. I answered every quest
Worst interview ever. The first recruiter called me 30 minutes earlier than our scheduled time. Then, I moved onto a tech phone call, but the interviewer was not even there. I left the Google Meet after 30 minutes because I had another back-to-back i
The interview process is very chill and down-to-earth. Every one of my interviewers was someone I'd be friends with outside of work. This isn't something that applies to all other places I've interviewed.
The interview process started with an original call with the recruiter, which seemed to go well. I then had a technical phone screen, followed by a virtual onsite. On the technical portion of the interviews, I did quite well. I answered every quest
Worst interview ever. The first recruiter called me 30 minutes earlier than our scheduled time. Then, I moved onto a tech phone call, but the interviewer was not even there. I left the Google Meet after 30 minutes because I had another back-to-back i
The interview process is very chill and down-to-earth. Every one of my interviewers was someone I'd be friends with outside of work. This isn't something that applies to all other places I've interviewed.