General experience heavily depends on your team and department. Mine is good
General experience heavily depends on your team and department. Mine is good
- High pay, especially for college graduates.
- Good work-life balance in my team and department.
- No-toxic culture or micromanagement.
- Coworkers are all friendly and open to help.
- Layoffs
- Basic benefits, like free bananas
If you need to lay off later, don't employ at the start.
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60-minute interview, which can be conducted via mobile phone but preferably via computer, focusing on two or more algorithm logic problems. The process uses "marathon" style questions, available on LeetCode or HackerRank, with the latter apparently
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