The Wikimedia Foundation is really one of the most important non-profits in the world, with one of the most gentle missions which the Foundation really tries to serve. The working conditions are exceptional, and the expertise of most engineers is at a great level, making the work even more enjoyable.
Nothing I can think of.
Maybe the inherent difficulties of any remote work.
Initial 30-minute call with the recruitment team. Take-home test (3 hours maximum). It appears they expect candidates to give up their time but are unwilling to give up their time to provide feedback.
It was pretty great. They basically put me with the team I was interviewing for and ran me through some issues they were actually working on. We brainstormed together. They would offer their own suggestions or correct me, but at the end it felt jus
After a cultural fit call, I had a one-hour call with two engineers on the team I was interviewing for. It was the best technical interview I've ever experienced. We just discussed two real problems they had to face and how I'd go about solving them.
Initial 30-minute call with the recruitment team. Take-home test (3 hours maximum). It appears they expect candidates to give up their time but are unwilling to give up their time to provide feedback.
It was pretty great. They basically put me with the team I was interviewing for and ran me through some issues they were actually working on. We brainstormed together. They would offer their own suggestions or correct me, but at the end it felt jus
After a cultural fit call, I had a one-hour call with two engineers on the team I was interviewing for. It was the best technical interview I've ever experienced. We just discussed two real problems they had to face and how I'd go about solving them.