Candidatei-me pessoalmente. Fiz uma entrevista na empresa Trustwork.
Entrevista
I had a brief interview with with the product owner. After that short period one of the co-founders walked in. I had never interviewed with an owner/co-owner of a company before. After interviewing with the co-founder he walked out of the room to fetch the next person. A few minutes go by I see the co-founder and another individual heading back towards me. I notice they are giggling like little school children. All of a sudden the individual which I never met deviates from the path of the interview room and the co-founder keeps stride walking back in. The co-founder tells me that the person which I was planned to interview with was to busy and was not able to interview me. The interview ends and I'm escorted out of the building . Before the interview I was instructed to watch several videos about the company and visit their website. The videos and website have a consistent theme. The theme is enforcing the values of the company. The website specifically outlines some key traits of the company: trust, empathy, love, faith, etc. I felt a complete lack of everything I just listed. I have never been part of an interview process where someone was so rude, disrespectful, and lied straight to my face. I myself believe its not what you say its what you do. Watching the videos and podcast I suspected the leadership group didn't practice what they preached. The co-founders behavior didn't surprise me at all. I almost expected it to be honest. Its fine that you don't like someone or don't feel they are a good fit but to lie. I just don't understand that. Especially for a company with such a laundry list of values.
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
What front-end technologies would you choose for a brand new project?
Would you be willing to work 60 hours a week?
Why is Angular better than React?
Rate your Angular skills 1 – 10.
Candidatei-me por meio de recrutador(a). O processo levou 3 semanas. Fiz uma entrevista na empresa Trustwork.
Entrevista
As other interview experiences have pointed out, this company has no clue what they're doing with their recruiting process.
Two rounds of initial soft screen, one with recruiter and another with Head of Talent. On-site in an "office"(2 bed/2 bath apartment owned by parent company) in Austin. I did well and the co-founder wanted to speak with me. Played the hypothetical game of what an offer would look like but assured me that I wasn't being given an offer yet.
They also took the liberty of reducing the salary range by $20k from what was promised initially by the recruiter for the position once I had finished the entire process. Co-founder also seemed proud of the fact that they work 12 hours a day and most folks who accept positions take pay cut to work there.
Nothing like working day to night AND being paid less to get someone excited to work here.
Perguntas de entrevista [1]
Pergunta 1
UI Engineers interviewed me for a backend position(???) - find duplicates in a list, do it in place.
O processo levou 4 dias. Fiz uma entrevista na empresa Trustwork (Bellevue, WA).
Entrevista
Random conversations with people ( CEO , confounders)
. The website talks about mission and they do too . But no other specific questions besides always telling how they are anti Facebook or anti amazon or any other better company .
Seemed very naive and not informed about what specifically do they want to do .