So has anyone here been hired at coinbase? If so, how is it? I'm interested in applying and would like to hear any feedback from an employee.
danieldaniel supposedly.
Topic: Coinbase is hiring remote customer support! (Read 2306 times)
danieldaniel supposedly.
So has anyone here been hired at coinbase? If so, how is it? I'm interested in applying and would like to hear any feedback from an employee.
Can you post any details about what we can expect as a salary and benefits?
I would love to work in the Crypto world. However I would need to have similar advantages to my current place of employment to seriously consider a move.
I would love to work in the Crypto world. However I would need to have similar advantages to my current place of employment to seriously consider a move.
Giszmo, great questions.
We did a blog post on this as well:
http://blog.coinbase.com/post/64143333723/building-a-world-class-remote-customer-support-team
Writing skills would be important, but mental acuity is more valuable to us. You can be located anywhere in the world. Also, timing is not as important as correctness on the test. Hope that explains a bit and thanks for applying!
We did a blog post on this as well:
http://blog.coinbase.com/post/64143333723/building-a-world-class-remote-customer-support-team
Writing skills would be important, but mental acuity is more valuable to us. You can be located anywhere in the world. Also, timing is not as important as correctness on the test. Hope that explains a bit and thanks for applying!
Thanks for that link. Would definitely had me more motivated. The sequence and the symbols questions annoyed me and another one got me put an answer before realizing that my research was worse than outdated
Giszmo, great questions.
We did a blog post on this as well:
http://blog.coinbase.com/post/64143333723/building-a-world-class-remote-customer-support-team
Writing skills would be important, but mental acuity is more valuable to us. You can be located anywhere in the world. Also, timing is not as important as correctness on the test. Hope that explains a bit and thanks for applying!
We did a blog post on this as well:
http://blog.coinbase.com/post/64143333723/building-a-world-class-remote-customer-support-team
Writing skills would be important, but mental acuity is more valuable to us. You can be located anywhere in the world. Also, timing is not as important as correctness on the test. Hope that explains a bit and thanks for applying!
Ok, I did your little test and I would actually be available starting November but still, please add some info here.
Olaf from Coinbase here. We're looking to hire a remote customer support team! If you think you've got what it takes, take the test here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14wvLFoO24wrMQlRLugEC2KRjE93tDroLVCrqJfttHA4/viewform
Also, upload a resume here:
http://form.jotform.us/form/32870379099165
The top 5% of scores will get an interview. Best of luck!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14wvLFoO24wrMQlRLugEC2KRjE93tDroLVCrqJfttHA4/viewform
Also, upload a resume here:
http://form.jotform.us/form/32870379099165
The top 5% of scores will get an interview. Best of luck!
Mind telling a bit more about what this is about? I would love to work in Bitcoin for a living and I would most likely solve your funny riddle within an hour for the fun of it but I find it rude to not say anything about what this is about or show a link from coinbase itself to it that would proof that you actually are from coinbase. What do you need? I mean do you need language skills? Do you need global distribution? Why ask the time in a certain time zone as a hard discriminator? You believe that you get an indicator of how fast people are via this? People that know all the answers to your questions are certainly capable of training and submitting the test from a different ip/machine, so you will not get a timing neither.
Also to generate a 1BASE-vanity address you might have bad luck and it takes an hour alone to install vanitygen and generate that address. I wouldn't like to jump through hoops and loops just to be sorted out because I was too fast aka solving your time lookup last is considered wrong.
… and what has sorting letters to do with customer support??
Olaf from Coinbase here. We're looking to hire a remote customer support team! If you think you've got what it takes, take the test here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14wvLFoO24wrMQlRLugEC2KRjE93tDroLVCrqJfttHA4/viewform
Also, upload a resume here:
http://form.jotform.us/form/32870379099165
The top 5% of scores will get an interview. Best of luck!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14wvLFoO24wrMQlRLugEC2KRjE93tDroLVCrqJfttHA4/viewform
Also, upload a resume here:
http://form.jotform.us/form/32870379099165
The top 5% of scores will get an interview. Best of luck!
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