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I found them pretty terrible. First talked to them 3 years ago? They dropped the ball part way through the interview process. Then more recently talked again.
by new299 10y ago
I found them pretty terrible. First talked to them 3 years ago? They dropped the ball part way through the interview process.
Then more recently talked again. They used an online system for initial coding problems (timed, unsupervised). These are google style "solve X algorithmic problem". That was pretty good, but I quit the interview process when I realised they were going to do essentially the same thing with a human and were using the online process for filtering. I felt they undervalued the interviewees time.
So I'd characterise the process as disorganised, and inconsiderate.
- jqueryin 10y agoI recall that during the interview process, they dropped off the face of the earth once I asked them about hourly rates and if they'd be able to meet my minimum. I refused to do any coding exercises if they couldn't openly state that my requested hourly rate was within reason. From everything I have read online, the rates are low for US based freelancers. You're better off finding your own clients and skipping the middleman.