Compensation can be quite high despite being a lower tier tech company. However, if you are paid too high, this puts a target on your back whenever layoffs happen.
Constant attrition due to senior management constantly letting go of high-valued and high-performing employees.
In my time, I saw a series of managers, execs, and principal engineers constantly being let go. Many were high performers or had been at the company 10+ years, but management at ZoomInfo is short-sighted and only aims to maximize each quarter's profit rather than long-term investment.
Company is outsourcing high-paying tech jobs to lower-cost countries (e.g., Israel).
Culture is quite toxic and aggressive. There are many for-profit companies that make tons of money but still manage to have a great culture. ZoomInfo is not one of these.
Hire for the long term and be willing to take on riskier long-term projects that may take several years for ROI.
I had to complete a rapid-fire behavioral and IQ-style assessment. The platform they used gave me between 15 and 45 seconds to answer each brainteaser, then immediately moved on to the next one. For my coding challenge, I had to answer two LeetCode-
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. The interview process was a great experience overall, with an excellent panel that made the discussion both engaging and insightful. I learned a lot through the conversations, which were well-
All the interviews were rushed. It seemed like everyone was working way too many hours.
I had to complete a rapid-fire behavioral and IQ-style assessment. The platform they used gave me between 15 and 45 seconds to answer each brainteaser, then immediately moved on to the next one. For my coding challenge, I had to answer two LeetCode-
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 weeks. The interview process was a great experience overall, with an excellent panel that made the discussion both engaging and insightful. I learned a lot through the conversations, which were well-
All the interviews were rushed. It seemed like everyone was working way too many hours.