I love working for Adobe. The company focuses on individual growth and provides almost constant opportunities for development. Couple this with the focus on work-life balance, and you have an almost perfect company.
My only complaint is the open floor plan. As an engineer, a private, quiet workspace is essential to my job performance and satisfaction.
Please ditch the open floor plan.
The interview process was pretty straightforward. I had a phone interview, then went on-site for another. The questions were not too hard. They were mostly related to tasks you would do for the job, nothing tricky or unexpected. Next, I met with the
There was one HR-like team round before the loop. The three rounds in the loop were: 1. Technical LeetCode 2. Behavioral 3. System Design LeetCode was hard, and System Design was very low-level, with back-to-back questions.
Getting the interview was the hardest part. There were positions open; however, it took forever for recruiters to call back. This was even with an employee referral, where eventually the referrer had to bypass the recruiter and give my resume straigh
The interview process was pretty straightforward. I had a phone interview, then went on-site for another. The questions were not too hard. They were mostly related to tasks you would do for the job, nothing tricky or unexpected. Next, I met with the
There was one HR-like team round before the loop. The three rounds in the loop were: 1. Technical LeetCode 2. Behavioral 3. System Design LeetCode was hard, and System Design was very low-level, with back-to-back questions.
Getting the interview was the hardest part. There were positions open; however, it took forever for recruiters to call back. This was even with an employee referral, where eventually the referrer had to bypass the recruiter and give my resume straigh