I've been working for Udemy for more than a year, and I have to say that I am more than happy.
Company culture is by far the biggest pro: a supportive and collaborative environment where 'feedback is fuel' and diversity is embraced.
Work/life balance is great, really flexible, and understanding, especially for WFH. I even worked from my home country for 3 months.
Great perks, as all courses are free, a learning budget, and good DEI initiatives.
From a tech point of view, it's a good place to learn. It's an extremely supportive environment, and managers will encourage you to take opportunities to grow professionally.
I can't think of any.
First Step - Coding Task. I received two coding tasks which I had 1 week to deliver. The first task was algorithmic, and the second task involved frontend development. The tasks were submitted using HackerRank. Second Step - Technical Interview. I
I was contacted by their in-house recruiter. They were looking for someone with backend and/or frontend knowledge. I had basic knowledge of Python, but my strongest area was Java, which I pointed out on the phone screening. However, the person I talk
Horrible experience. No professionalism. The recruiter said my interview went great and I would be flying for the next rounds. All of a sudden, I received an automated rejection mail. No proper response even on follow-up. I understand scenarios chang
First Step - Coding Task. I received two coding tasks which I had 1 week to deliver. The first task was algorithmic, and the second task involved frontend development. The tasks were submitted using HackerRank. Second Step - Technical Interview. I
I was contacted by their in-house recruiter. They were looking for someone with backend and/or frontend knowledge. I had basic knowledge of Python, but my strongest area was Java, which I pointed out on the phone screening. However, the person I talk
Horrible experience. No professionalism. The recruiter said my interview went great and I would be flying for the next rounds. All of a sudden, I received an automated rejection mail. No proper response even on follow-up. I understand scenarios chang