Developers are expected to be very independent - expect minimal tutoring, training, syncs, reviews or manager attention. This is a great fit for some people but not for everyone.
Most people at Wiz are, on paper, overqualified for their title and came from higher ranking jobs. Add that to a very flat organization, and you don't get much title upgrade opportunities. So if that's very important for you wiz might not be the right place (this obviously should not have a bad impact on your compensation).
Work life balance is generally good and is up to you, but it's not a value for itself. The culture focuses on letting developers a clear mind to work on their technical challenges, you won't find here video games / ping-pong and similar distractions. Having said that, developers are treated as grownups and working hours / locations are not tracked, performance is measured by output.
As the company grows so fast, I think it'll be an important challenge to maintain this culture and talent density.
The process was a phone interview with the hiring manager, followed by a take-home task. If you pass the home task, you get called in to a face-to-face whiteboard interview.
I applied online, and the process took one day. It wasted my time. It felt like an immature startup. I sent them my CV, and a recruiter scheduled an interview with a team member. The interviewer was very young and seemed inexperienced. It was a thir
I applied through an employee referral. The process took two weeks. The process started with a short phone call with the recruiter Yael, who was very nice. This was followed by a 30-minute screening interview and then a roughly four-hour live sessio
The process was a phone interview with the hiring manager, followed by a take-home task. If you pass the home task, you get called in to a face-to-face whiteboard interview.
I applied online, and the process took one day. It wasted my time. It felt like an immature startup. I sent them my CV, and a recruiter scheduled an interview with a team member. The interviewer was very young and seemed inexperienced. It was a thir
I applied through an employee referral. The process took two weeks. The process started with a short phone call with the recruiter Yael, who was very nice. This was followed by a 30-minute screening interview and then a roughly four-hour live sessio