The culture at Airbnb is very open and kind.
Any semblance of being rude and condescending is seen as being unprofessional and not a team player.
You will need to be kind at all times, as you will never know what feedback you will receive from your co-workers.
Working cross-functionally will expose you to so many projects where you will learn a lot about Airbnb.
Always contribute what you know, and you will be rewarded!
Sometimes people can be onion-skinned, so be very wary of how you approach them within the company, especially if it's a cross-functional interaction.
You don't want to rub off a wrong attitude towards others.
Be keen on what every employee is asking for and make sure to focus on what is really important. We tend to redirect our attention to some burning fire and then forget what really matters: customer experience and employee experience.
I met the recruiter during a campus info session, applied online, and then received an email for a HackerRank challenge. The challenge was pretty easy, and I advanced to the technical interview round. It consisted of two 45-minute interviews back-to-
The recruiter was very friendly and prompt with their reply. I scheduled the phone interview, and the interviewer was very helpful and patient too. He made sure I understood the question and gave me extra time.
A recruiter contacted me and asked if I wanted to pursue a traditional engineering role or a frontend engineering role. I chose frontend. They scheduled the interview at my earliest convenience. The first phone screen was in Codepen. I was asked to
I met the recruiter during a campus info session, applied online, and then received an email for a HackerRank challenge. The challenge was pretty easy, and I advanced to the technical interview round. It consisted of two 45-minute interviews back-to-
The recruiter was very friendly and prompt with their reply. I scheduled the phone interview, and the interviewer was very helpful and patient too. He made sure I understood the question and gave me extra time.
A recruiter contacted me and asked if I wanted to pursue a traditional engineering role or a frontend engineering role. I chose frontend. They scheduled the interview at my earliest convenience. The first phone screen was in Codepen. I was asked to