Vimeo Israel is a great place to work. The company really does follow through on its promises regarding culture and people. I always felt taken care of, and I had a great work-life balance.
In my time there, it always felt like strategy and long-term goals were set by upper management that was based in the US and did not take into account the input of the local team.
First is the telephone screening. Then, two questions that feel like LeetCode Easy in the first round. I did not get past this stage afterwards, so I can't say what's next.
My profile was shortlisted for the JD, which is just a 25-30% match. I decided to attend the interview thinking there might be multiple positions open. I did clarify with the technical panelist that my profile is only a 25% match with the JD and I am
A brief phone call, followed by a take-home project, and then an in-person interview. The take-home project submission process didn't work, which was weird, but they were communicative and flexible about receiving the project by other means. The recr
First is the telephone screening. Then, two questions that feel like LeetCode Easy in the first round. I did not get past this stage afterwards, so I can't say what's next.
My profile was shortlisted for the JD, which is just a 25-30% match. I decided to attend the interview thinking there might be multiple positions open. I did clarify with the technical panelist that my profile is only a 25% match with the JD and I am
A brief phone call, followed by a take-home project, and then an in-person interview. The take-home project submission process didn't work, which was weird, but they were communicative and flexible about receiving the project by other means. The recr