You're surrounded by very smart people.
Great location and facilities.
Flexible hours.
Nice company culture.
Very understanding managers.
Work from home when you need to.
Depending on your team, you don't get to write a lot of code and spend a lot of time on ops.
Even simple systems are a pain to write due to all the legacy services you have to deal with and interact with; this can be very frustrating.
Developers end up doing a lot of administrator work.
There's a very small chance of ever working on a new system.
This is a three-step process: 1. **Online Assessment:** If you study your LeetCode, this is really easy. If you do well enough here, you'll be moved to the phone screening. If you do exceptionally well on the OA, they'll move you directly to the on
Overall, it was a very enjoyable interview process. Every recruiter and interviewer I spoke with ensured I had no confusion and possessed all the necessary information. The interviews were challenging but offered ample opportunity to showcase my co
First Round Assessment: Two coding problems were presented, with difficulty levels ranging from easy to medium. Second Round: Two technical interviews were conducted. The first interview included easy and medium problems, while the second interview
This is a three-step process: 1. **Online Assessment:** If you study your LeetCode, this is really easy. If you do well enough here, you'll be moved to the phone screening. If you do exceptionally well on the OA, they'll move you directly to the on
Overall, it was a very enjoyable interview process. Every recruiter and interviewer I spoke with ensured I had no confusion and possessed all the necessary information. The interviews were challenging but offered ample opportunity to showcase my co
First Round Assessment: Two coding problems were presented, with difficulty levels ranging from easy to medium. Second Round: Two technical interviews were conducted. The first interview included easy and medium problems, while the second interview