As the title goes, HackerEarth thrives on its culture. It's the biggest differentiator that makes or breaks things for employees. While there is no recipe to what companies do but HackerEarth seems to have gotten the culture brew almost right.
* People are generally pretty driven which promotes meritocracy in the organization.
* You can easily find people who'd be championing some core value in their right.
* Feedback is largely constructive and pretty open which comes at a cost but well worth it.
* Management has their ears on the ground and are mostly listening with right intentions.
* Customer > Team > Self is pretty ingrained and makes decision making swift.
If organizations can run like this and prevent dilution of values, the culture freezes into character which stays for good.
Minpunten
HackerEarth has been around for sometime trying to solve problems for developer community and assessments space. For the amount of time spent, growth hasn't found its animal spirits yet. That needs to solved asap.
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6y
Thank you for taking the time to leave us your feedback. We are delighted to hear that you value the efforts we have put towards creating an environment where everyone at HackerEarth can thrive. We also strive to provide opportunities that allow our employees to embrace different forms of growth that can broaden their skills and knowledge of many areas at HackerEarth. We've noted your feedback on increased focus on growth metrics. Your feedback has brought us one step closer to making HackerEarth a great place to work for all. Thank you!
Fast paced, no cap, emerging technology and enterprise clients. COULD NOT ASK FOR MORE.
Minpunten
If you enjoy a hypergrowth opportunity, this is for you.
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4y
Thank you for your super shout out! :)
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There is no cons working for this company. It's the worst experience anyone could ever have.
Minpunten
There are so many cons that it's difficult to list all of them.
The CEO likes to roam around and tell others to do work. Absolutely has no skills. The CTO likes to roam around women, gives them stares and call them out regarding their relationship status in their monthly meetings called "All Hand" (which is again a huge waste of time)
It's a poor experience overall and would not recommend it to anyone.