Ten years ago, I sat across from an engineering leader at a mid-sized product company in Bengaluru. We were talking
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Job adventures. For Geeks.
Ten years ago, I sat across from an engineering leader at a mid-sized product company in Bengaluru. We were talking
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“I will give you confirmed headcount and a PO for 12 months. Just fill up the roles for me.
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In 2006, Amazon did something that had nothing to do with selling books. They took the infrastructure they’d built to
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We built CI/CD, observability, and cloud-native systems to make software delivery reliable. Then we left the most important input –
Continue reading »Ten years in, what have all these interviews and hires actually changed? In our first two blogs, we discussed the
Continue reading »Running one of the UK’s largest retail operations means your engineering org doesn’t get to move slowly. Millions of customers.
Continue reading »A consultancy’s entire business runs on one assumption: when a client project needs engineers, you can staff it. That assumption
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Tech hiring has always felt inconsistent, and at Geektrust, we’ve seen that problem from both sides, as engineers who’ve built
Continue reading »At Geektrust, we’ve always believed that talent isn’t just about past experience—it’s about potential. Four years ago, Aishwarya joined us
Continue reading »At Geektrust, we believe that talent isn’t just about a resume. It’s about skill, passion, and the ability to make
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