Some amazing, intelligent, kind, talented people are working there.
Flexible work culture, decent compensation, good benefits.
Almost non-existent technical leadership above the senior manager level.
Inability to hire and retain senior technical talent.
Lack of collaboration between product and engineering.
More than a few toxic people who have been there for a long time.
First, I applied around mid-May. Seven days later, I got invited to their office for an introduction to Zendesk and an explanation about the coding challenge. After that, I received the coding challenge, which was pretty interesting, and I had around
The interview process is pretty standard, so you should have at least a phone screen and a technical challenge. After that, they may ask you to talk to a few employees/managers. They want to understand your technical skills, mindset, past experiences
The whole process was very enjoyable and relaxing. At no point did I feel stressed; the interviewers are very likeable and personable, and the steps of the process aren't as daunting as with some other companies. 1. Phone interview with Hiring Manag
First, I applied around mid-May. Seven days later, I got invited to their office for an introduction to Zendesk and an explanation about the coding challenge. After that, I received the coding challenge, which was pretty interesting, and I had around
The interview process is pretty standard, so you should have at least a phone screen and a technical challenge. After that, they may ask you to talk to a few employees/managers. They want to understand your technical skills, mindset, past experiences
The whole process was very enjoyable and relaxing. At no point did I feel stressed; the interviewers are very likeable and personable, and the steps of the process aren't as daunting as with some other companies. 1. Phone interview with Hiring Manag