Too many specifics to list here, especially without parroting all of the others. Outstanding health benefits, discretionary time off (huge for new hires who don't have to wait for years to accumulate time off), morale events, and interesting speakers. The list goes on.
The biggest pro is leadership that truly listens to its employee base.
In the year I have been here, Zillow has stepped up in offering a more aggressive 401k package, top-notch health benefits, a more competitive pay scale, the option of RSUs vs. options, DTO vs. PTO, and so much more.
Every enhanced benefit is in direct response to the collective voice of the personnel. Bottom line: employees are treated as adults and allowed to perform at a high level.
My position is one of the few still typically occupied by Boomers in a house full of Millennials, so for those fortunate enough to qualify for a position here later in one's career, you better be young at heart to keep up.
You have set the bar high for yourself in your track record of listening and responding to employee desires, as well as building the business moving ahead. Keep your foot on the pedal, and we will do the same!
Phase One: Phone screening by recruiter. Questions were asked to determine suitability for the tech reviewer. This phase took some time after notification, suggesting the recruiter was overwhelmed. Phase Two: Detailed phone screening by a database
I interviewed with Zillow recently, and it was a great experience. My interviewers were smart and open. They worked with me on the problems. The place overall had a great vibe. I'd highly recommend working here. I did end up getting an offer. Altho
The interview process started with a quick chat with one of their recruiters. We talked briefly about the position, my background, etc. I then went through two hour-long phone-screen rounds using an online, collaborative code editor. Afterwards, th
Phase One: Phone screening by recruiter. Questions were asked to determine suitability for the tech reviewer. This phase took some time after notification, suggesting the recruiter was overwhelmed. Phase Two: Detailed phone screening by a database
I interviewed with Zillow recently, and it was a great experience. My interviewers were smart and open. They worked with me on the problems. The place overall had a great vibe. I'd highly recommend working here. I did end up getting an offer. Altho
The interview process started with a quick chat with one of their recruiters. We talked briefly about the position, my background, etc. I then went through two hour-long phone-screen rounds using an online, collaborative code editor. Afterwards, th