Rapid growth and development, always launching new products. A big range of products and services, from retail to audio/video to web services.
Good pay and benefits.
Cool web services and other internal tools you can use.
Flat structure in the company and a lot of freedom for the engineers. Most teams are small enough that you don't feel like part of a giant company.
Many social and career-related intern events.
A lot of good engineers and interns for you to talk geek and network with.
The pay and benefits are not as good as other tech giants like Google and Facebook.
The company is moving so fast that some products are a little crude and don't have the best quality.
My team was really understaffed, and we were launching a big product, so everyone was really burned out. The fact that full-time SDEs have to be on-call sucks.
Don't be so frugal! Create a more vibrant and innovative culture.
Drive for good quality work, not just quantity.
After the two online assessments, you're given one interview. It was pretty straightforward. It started out with some behavioral questions and essentially just getting to know each other. After that, there was one technical question. Mine was speci
Coding assessment with three easy-medium LeetCode questions, I recall. This was followed by a final round interview with a LeetCode medium-hard question. Overall, a very straightforward process. Outside of the initial application, I believe the proc
The process started with three online assessments: * One debugging assessment * One coding assessment * One behavioral assessment After this, you had a remote personal interview which included both behavioral and technical questions.
After the two online assessments, you're given one interview. It was pretty straightforward. It started out with some behavioral questions and essentially just getting to know each other. After that, there was one technical question. Mine was speci
Coding assessment with three easy-medium LeetCode questions, I recall. This was followed by a final round interview with a LeetCode medium-hard question. Overall, a very straightforward process. Outside of the initial application, I believe the proc
The process started with three online assessments: * One debugging assessment * One coding assessment * One behavioral assessment After this, you had a remote personal interview which included both behavioral and technical questions.