The people working here are incredibly smart, kind, and will gladly help you work through any blockers you have.
The Twitch office is cool!
The food is good and the chefs are incredibly kind and humble.
The work you do has impact on a culturally-relevant product.
Leadership does not have a well-defined vision. They veer off course incredibly quickly and are scared to make decisions, forcing managers and engineering teams to crunch in order to get the requirements done. There are lots of Hail Mary investments into products that don't even have significant customer adoption.
Growth is extremely team-dependent. High-impact work and learning new tools are dependent on your manager. Promotions are impossible if your manager does not like you.
There is lots of burnout across many orgs due to culture diminishing over the years. Two massive layoffs that cut more than half the company at this point destroyed team morale since explosive COVID hiring sprees.
OA -> hiring recruiter -> technical and then I got rejected after that. It was super simple and chill. I don't know why I got rejected. Overall, I would say it was super chill and I just could have done better.
After the first contact with the recruiter, I was scheduled for a technical interview. The interview was conducted using an online interviewing tool, where you can type and run your code in the editor. The interviewer was really helpful and gave us
I had a few phone screens with potential team members and individuals who could ask more technical and design-related questions. After passing the technical code challenge and speaking with a head designer, I was invited to Twitch HQ for an onsite in
OA -> hiring recruiter -> technical and then I got rejected after that. It was super simple and chill. I don't know why I got rejected. Overall, I would say it was super chill and I just could have done better.
After the first contact with the recruiter, I was scheduled for a technical interview. The interview was conducted using an online interviewing tool, where you can type and run your code in the editor. The interviewer was really helpful and gave us
I had a few phone screens with potential team members and individuals who could ask more technical and design-related questions. After passing the technical code challenge and speaking with a head designer, I was invited to Twitch HQ for an onsite in