The work environment is great. You have the option to work from home, but I would highly suggest going into work just to be straight in focused and targeted.
Coworkers are nice and super friendly, and the boss is awesome.
Honestly, no cons. I believe becoming a software developer is a really good job, especially for the youngsters, since they know a ton about technology and programming.
No advice, honestly. Management is spot on and fantastic.
Interviewing for an entry-level Revenue Analyst position involves assessing candidates' analytical skills, understanding of financial concepts, and ability to communicate findings effectively. Candidates may also be evaluated on their proficiency wi
OA, then recruiter phone screen, then three hours of interviews back to back: * One technical + behavioral * One technical * One behavioral Not the worst, but it was very vague, and they didn't answer questions to steer you in the right direc
Not LeetCode, but closer to daily work: class design. And system design is not what you expect on YouTube. They are more into API design, how the API works. Not the caching or S3 thing.
Interviewing for an entry-level Revenue Analyst position involves assessing candidates' analytical skills, understanding of financial concepts, and ability to communicate findings effectively. Candidates may also be evaluated on their proficiency wi
OA, then recruiter phone screen, then three hours of interviews back to back: * One technical + behavioral * One technical * One behavioral Not the worst, but it was very vague, and they didn't answer questions to steer you in the right direc
Not LeetCode, but closer to daily work: class design. And system design is not what you expect on YouTube. They are more into API design, how the API works. Not the caching or S3 thing.