[d4mi3n]

I recently accepted an offer from Shopify and they did a reasonable job. 3 or 4 calls over 2 weeks, with an offer less than 3 days after my last call. Rates were very competitive for my roll and skillset.

That said, they do seem to be going through--or have recently gone through--a fair amount of attrition due to declining stock prices. Not surprising given the stock situation and all, but definitely something to factor in if you're considering working there.

EDIT: I'd also like to mention that it was a very humane interview process. I felt well treated, and they definitely seem to be screening more for successful employees than they are to filter out as many applicants as they can. Take that as you will, but I respect an org that treats it's employees well.

[organsnyder]

I've been at Shopify since the beginning of this year. "Humane" is a great way to describe the hiring process, and I've found that it seems to be built to select colleagues who are self-aware and genuinely pleasant to work with.