Work/Life balance is valued here. The teams take into consideration potential burnout and PTO when assigning tasks for each sprint.
Free food/snacks and the chefs are super friendly!
Every team is close, but still holds each other accountable for their code.
There will be days when you need to take work home and continue working until you go to sleep. For an internship, those days are typically closer to your final presentation. I expect it happens less frequently in a full-time position.
The process was standard and positive. There was an OA with two questions, followed by one interview with an engineer. The interview with the engineer involved a LeetCode medium question, and the engineer asked two behavioral questions.
Online assessments consisting of: * 2 coding questions * A workplace simulation which tests your knowledge of the Leadership Principles. After the online assessments, there is a 40-ish minute interview with a LeetCode easy-to-medium level quest
There was 1 round consisting of both behavioral and technical questions. The behavioral questions were pretty standard. The technical portion involved: * A coding question * Walking through the solution * Discussing various changes and optimization
The process was standard and positive. There was an OA with two questions, followed by one interview with an engineer. The interview with the engineer involved a LeetCode medium question, and the engineer asked two behavioral questions.
Online assessments consisting of: * 2 coding questions * A workplace simulation which tests your knowledge of the Leadership Principles. After the online assessments, there is a 40-ish minute interview with a LeetCode easy-to-medium level quest
There was 1 round consisting of both behavioral and technical questions. The behavioral questions were pretty standard. The technical portion involved: * A coding question * Walking through the solution * Discussing various changes and optimization