Passionate company and transformative product
Passionate company and transformative product
- Working on a product based around travel (opportunities to travel on Airbnb around the world)
- Free food: 3 meals a day!
- Amazing impact on cities and individuals
- Tons of opportunity for impact
- Leadership training opportunities for many people
- Relatively flat structure
- Growing pains transitioning from a smaller startup to a successful larger company.
- Only recently started doing performance reviews, so still getting ramped up to the new process.
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Software Engineer
I was contacted by a recruiter. I had only one phone interview. Your program is expected to compile and run on the phone interview. In the onsite interview: - People are really nice, and so is the office. - The coding interview was difficult but man
Software Engineer
I had the same experience as most of the people commenting here. The interviewer sounded pretty young and quite immature. He stated himself he is new to the enterprise, so I was even surprised he is already conducting interviews. I thought I would
Software Engineer
The interviewer jumped straight into the problem. It was basically a variation of the coin change problem. The interviewer was not very helpful, but definitely gave me time to think about the problem and wasn't too pushy. I got stuck in a recursive
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2016I was contacted by a recruiter. I had only one phone interview. Your program is expected to compile and run on the phone interview. In the onsite interview: - People are really nice, and so is the office. - The coding interview was difficult but man
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2016I had the same experience as most of the people commenting here. The interviewer sounded pretty young and quite immature. He stated himself he is new to the enterprise, so I was even surprised he is already conducting interviews. I thought I would
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMay 1, 2017The interviewer jumped straight into the problem. It was basically a variation of the coin change problem. The interviewer was not very helpful, but definitely gave me time to think about the problem and wasn't too pushy. I got stuck in a recursive
