Work/life balance. Full-remote work allowed. Developer-friendly tech ecosystem.
PTO accrual/max is not competitive.
The first two interviews with HR and the phone screen went great. Then my terrible experience follows (this may sound like a paragraph of excuses, but bear with me). I applied through a recruiter and really relied on her for next steps. I had repeat
Probably the most roller coaster experience I've had interviewing. I conducted approximately 5 interviews over the course of 8 months with various levels of senior engineers and leadership individuals. The recruiting team was great and on top of eve
Four interviews with three people. Coding problems using an online tool. They asked me to code in Python, which I had never done before, and I told them I'd try anyway. May as well have been Chinese. I had to code Fibonacci numbers. How is that a way
The first two interviews with HR and the phone screen went great. Then my terrible experience follows (this may sound like a paragraph of excuses, but bear with me). I applied through a recruiter and really relied on her for next steps. I had repeat
Probably the most roller coaster experience I've had interviewing. I conducted approximately 5 interviews over the course of 8 months with various levels of senior engineers and leadership individuals. The recruiting team was great and on top of eve
Four interviews with three people. Coding problems using an online tool. They asked me to code in Python, which I had never done before, and I told them I'd try anyway. May as well have been Chinese. I had to code Fibonacci numbers. How is that a way