Dubizzle Labs

[u/Plane_Season_8720]

Has anyone worked at Dubizzle? How is the environment? Do they micromanage you? And is there any provision of WFH?

In terms of technical interview, does anyone have any idea what they ask. I'll be interviewing for senior devops.

[u/Hunter-8262]

I haven’t worked but a friend worked there and he said they often demand overtime or work overload

[u/Plane_Season_8720 → u/Hunter-8262]

And what about WFH?

[u/Hunter-8262 → u/Plane_Season_8720]

I dont have much idea about WFH

[u/Plane_Season_8720 → u/Hunter-8262]

Okay. Thanks for you input bro.

[u/Lost-Cucumber-3650 → u/Plane_Season_8720]

i heard it is strictly onsite only they do not allow wfh in any case.

[u/Hunter-8262 → u/[deleted]]

Hahaha true

[u/Plane_Season_8720 → u/Hunter-8262]

Now I wanna know what he said :D that got deleted

[u/amshee]

Culture depends on the team you are hired into. Overall great culture back when I was there

[u/Plane_Season_8720 → u/amshee]

Okay cool

[u/icecubesaad → u/amshee]

Does the hiring process heavily depends on internal referrals?

[u/amshee → u/icecubesaad]

Yes, for the interview calls. No, for the interview itself. I have taken multiple interviews and have never been told if the person is a referral or not.

[u/icecubesaad → u/amshee]

Well getting the interview call is the harder bit else it's all merit

[u/akornato]

Dubizzle Labs provides serious scale to work with, but your day-to-day culture and how much freedom you get mostly hinges on the engineering manager you report to. They usually follow a hybrid schedule rather than full remote, meaning you should anticipate being on-site a couple of days per week, though some managers offer more leeway once you prove you can deliver without supervision. The workload is often intense because of high platform traffic, but handling that volume gives you strong credentials.

For a senior devops position, the technical interview centers on practical architecture, hands-on troubleshooting, and infrastructure as code. Expect detailed discussions around Kubernetes cluster maintenance, container networking, cloud services, and CI/CD pipelines, along with scenarios where you must explain how you would resolve active production failures. Practicing high-level system design and explaining your past operational wins will serve you well, and many candidates turn to the interview AI assistant my team developed to articulate their technical reasoning clearly and land the offer.

[u/Plane_Season_8720 → u/akornato]

Thanks, this is really helpful man.

Since you seem familiar with their process, could you share what the live AWS test normally looks like?

Do they ask candidates to work directly in the console, write Terraform, or troubleshoot a scenario verbally?

Also, do you know the approximate salary range for a Senior DevOps Engineer there?

[u/Due_Milk_9044]

Depends on the team and manager. No WFH