I loved my teammates that I worked with. I got to explore newer technologies and actually get them adopted. Remote work, which was nice. Pay was great at the beginning.
In the 4 years I worked there, over 5 layoffs happened. Sometimes happening 5 months apart after being told there would be no more layoffs.
Everything is being shipped to India in regards to engineering work.
Career advancement wasn't really there.
Owned by private equity which only cares about saving a buck. The atmosphere at Zendesk changed rapidly after being acquired.
Way too hyper-focused on AI and not improving elsewhere.
In the time I was at Zendesk, I only met my teammates in person once.
A lot of turnover; I went through over 15 different teammates in 4 years.
C-suite has no idea what is going on and is out of touch with everyone.
Stop lying to employees.
Applied online and got a call from a recruiter a few days later. They set up time to talk with the hiring manager. We went over some basic questions, and I moved to the final round. Had two days of interviews, which were relatively easy. The staff s
I had a telephonic interview and was asked to program on Coderpad. I finished it fast enough. The interviewer asked me about a HashMap and a HashSet. I dived into the internals of how they are implemented. I answered all his questions and also aske
The process took about a couple of days. I attended the in-person interview. The question was a very basic programming question; if you know basic data structures and programming, then it is easy. The recruiter called me the next day and said, "Overa
Applied online and got a call from a recruiter a few days later. They set up time to talk with the hiring manager. We went over some basic questions, and I moved to the final round. Had two days of interviews, which were relatively easy. The staff s
I had a telephonic interview and was asked to program on Coderpad. I finished it fast enough. The interviewer asked me about a HashMap and a HashSet. I dived into the internals of how they are implemented. I answered all his questions and also aske
The process took about a couple of days. I attended the in-person interview. The question was a very basic programming question; if you know basic data structures and programming, then it is easy. The recruiter called me the next day and said, "Overa