I was using Vettery to find a new career opportunity. A recruiter reached out to me separately to inquire about my interest in a software engineering role with them, and after that conversation a remote tech screen was scheduled. Pretty standard. My interviewer for the screen showed no real interest in getting to know me, and instead launched immediately into a pop-quiz about my knowledge of some front-end related topics. Nothing too crazy, but I found it a bit odd. After that, we launched into an algorithm problem, which they advertised as being on the easy side but actually ended up being more of a leetcode-medium type of problem -- not the biggest deal. While I was walking through my thought process and solving the problem, my interviewer showed no interest in having a dialogue with me. They just sat there silently and watched me. In the end, I ended up getting most of the way to a working solution while missing a few edge cases, though I had to discover these on my own, as my interviewer was mostly silent. Finally, I was left about a grand total of 3 minutes to ask questions as the interviewer didn't stop me sooner and they had a hard cutoff. I'm pretty disappointed overall, as I think Vettery has a great product, but upon reading reviews about what it's like to work there, I'm not really surprised.

Applied Vettery for other companies, but Vettery reached out. Tried to get me less salary then I stated and join as junior to learn from mid-senior. When I'm a mid-senior level engineer.