Based on 6 surveyed graduates working at CrowdStrike. Read on to get an insider’s view on life as a graduate.
4.5
Based on 6 reviews
Pros & Cons
The best part about this company is how well established it is. It is a very organised and well thought out company. There is an operational procedure for almost everything.
The culture here is amazing. Everyone is so supportive and offers and abundance of resources to help you succeed.
Flexible Times. The people are very friendly and they help you out at every steps. After months of training, I was able to work on my own and solve problems without constantly asking for help.
Being a remote first company, face-to-face interaction is less common but luckily CrowdStrike provides me with numerous opportunities to meet other interns and employees during organised Zoom events.
We currently don’t have an office in my city, but CrowdStrike sent me all the necessary equipment to customise my own personal space at home.
Working from home on a regular basis could be challenging, but at the same time this frees up my day to focus on a better work-life balance since I don’t have to take the time to travel into the city every day.
What Insiders Say
8.2
Career Prospects
8.2
Career Prospects
They almost hire all of their interns full-time if you perform well.
People are always willing to answer your questions kindly and supportively no matter what. Even if I am in a different department than someone, everyone I have met is willing to speak with me about almost anything and support me and my role.
Diversity and Inclusion are some of the pillars of our business and we have plenty of support groups and events that celebrate and recognise people for the things that makes them unique and special.
I am really happy with my role and I feel challenged and appreciated. Even after only a couple of months into the program, I’ve been given small projects and I can always count on my manager and my team’s support to get them done.
I'm very satisfied with my managers and I consider them to be really approachable and friendly. They also genuinely care about my progress and development.
I go to the office once a week, and every time my whole team gets together in person is a lot of fun… we have free lunch on Wednesdays and plenty of free drinks and snacks.
I was interviewed 3 different times by 3 interviews. The interviews were interesting because they were with different people and because different questions were asked to me.
In the first couple of days they provide a few different training courses that give information about the company and your role. They also offer CrowdStrike University classes as well as LinkedIn learning where you can be certified in specific things.
They are very flexible. You create your own full-time hours with your manager but it really depends on the day. Some days I will start an hour earlier or later than other days and then just work the extra or less time. It is perfect. The team has also been really flexible with vacations and needing time for appointments.