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    This year's Karat Summer Offsite was a celebration of major milestones: Employee count has doubled since 2017, over 20,000 interviews have been conducted, and over 200,000 hiring outcomes have been recorded. Karat is proud to be the world's leader in conducting first-round technical interviews.

    Are you interested in joining Karat's growing team and celebrating more milestones with them?

    If you are, then click here to see all of Karat's available opportunities, many of which are remote! Plus, don't forget to press 'Follow' to receive custom job matches, event invitations and more!

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