First of all, it is the culture. I can fairly say that we have something special here. Before I joined, I of course read all the blog posts about how good a working culture TW has. It was hard to understand or believe then. Having been working here now for a few months, I have embraced it and am already taking it as a norm – something that is usual for me. To understand more about this, you can probably Google and find some awesome blog posts about our culture.
Secondly, we are growing. We are growing quite fast. For a dev, this gives an awesome opportunity to solve those "good problems" that arise when we need to cater to more and more customers every day. Exciting!
The company values are very well thought through, and I can see clearly that we do live by those.
Open office. I need silence to be able to focus. For this, I have three measures, all at the same time:
Keep up the good work! Cheers!
The process started with a phone screen that was very pleasant with a very knowledgeable internal recruiter. The recruiter was able to answer many questions about the engineering team, the process of product development at the company, and overall ma
The HackerRank tasks were quite hard for an internship position, and I did not get further than that. You had an hour to do 3 tasks: * 1 algo * 1 API-related * 1 SQL.
The HR screening felt rushed and superficial, with only basic, trivial questions asked. The interviewer seemed disengaged, conducting it as a mere formality rather than a meaningful conversation. There was little attention paid to my responses, and t
The process started with a phone screen that was very pleasant with a very knowledgeable internal recruiter. The recruiter was able to answer many questions about the engineering team, the process of product development at the company, and overall ma
The HackerRank tasks were quite hard for an internship position, and I did not get further than that. You had an hour to do 3 tasks: * 1 algo * 1 API-related * 1 SQL.
The HR screening felt rushed and superficial, with only basic, trivial questions asked. The interviewer seemed disengaged, conducting it as a mere formality rather than a meaningful conversation. There was little attention paid to my responses, and t