Very nice office in a heritage building.
Snacks and paid lunches often.
Office is spacious, not overcrowded.
Workload is very relaxed.
Engineering practices are dated, unstandardized, and generally not nice to work with. Every small change takes a huge effort.
The company is established, making money, and growing. There is no motivation to innovate, improve anything, or make things more efficient.
No future. The longer I stayed, the less valuable I became to other companies. I was losing skills faster than I was gaining!
Listen to your new employees coming in. They have experience from other companies that Workiva can benefit from.
A standard process. First, talking to a company recruiter. Then, a 45-minute call with the engineering manager, which mostly entailed some generic questions about my background, followed by a small coding exercise.
I had 5 total interviews where everyone was very kind. These included a phone screening, a technical interview, a team interview, a manager interview, and a director interview. The team interview was also a technical interview. I made it to the final
Applied online. I had: 1. Initial phone call 2. One-hour technical interview (Received positive feedback) 3. Still received a rejection email because the team didn't know which of the remaining open positions they moved me forward with. It sounds l
A standard process. First, talking to a company recruiter. Then, a 45-minute call with the engineering manager, which mostly entailed some generic questions about my background, followed by a small coding exercise.
I had 5 total interviews where everyone was very kind. These included a phone screening, a technical interview, a team interview, a manager interview, and a director interview. The team interview was also a technical interview. I made it to the final
Applied online. I had: 1. Initial phone call 2. One-hour technical interview (Received positive feedback) 3. Still received a rejection email because the team didn't know which of the remaining open positions they moved me forward with. It sounds l