Located at San Francisco and city life.
I've worked for several tech companies at this point, and Udemy is the worst environment I've encountered. Unfortunately, Udemy is a horribly toxic environment to work in.
They use shady marketing methods to generate a positive image. Most probably, even here on Glassdoor, many of the reviews are from them, if not all. Otherwise, how could you have a perfect score?
Many leaders at the company are young and not qualified for their roles, and are focused on defending their status as opposed to doing what's right for the company and their teams. This ultimately leads to a shockingly political and negative environment.
I am not sure since they are part of the problem.
Initial phone screen. It took about a week for them to get back to me after I submitted my resume.
I was referred by my friend and was instantly placed by a recruiter for a senior position. I wasn't looking to fill a senior role, as the stack was a bit different from what I was working with before. I had one phone interview. Unfortunately, it was
Recruiting call Hackerrank test - 3 MCMR, 2 coding questions Phone screening - 1h Onsite interview - 4h They tried to assess my background by asking technical questions in the phone screening. There were OOP and system design sessions besides a codi
Initial phone screen. It took about a week for them to get back to me after I submitted my resume.
I was referred by my friend and was instantly placed by a recruiter for a senior position. I wasn't looking to fill a senior role, as the stack was a bit different from what I was working with before. I had one phone interview. Unfortunately, it was
Recruiting call Hackerrank test - 3 MCMR, 2 coding questions Phone screening - 1h Onsite interview - 4h They tried to assess my background by asking technical questions in the phone screening. There were OOP and system design sessions besides a codi