Pay and WLB were really good (in NYC offices).
My team was great, but it's generally looked down upon for a stressful culture. Everyone's drinking the company Kool-Aid.
It has 3 stages. First is coding, where they ask you two questions and want you to write a simple code. Second is behavioral questions. Last is a video interview, which takes about 30 minutes. They want you to explain how you wrote the code.
Regular coding questions were asked, one easy and one hard. The hard question was very difficult and took me more than an hour to solve. The easy question was okay, but there were some tricky test cases.
One take-home test and one interview. The take-home test was related to a BFS question. In the interview, it was more about how you answered the test. Also, they have a simulation test which assesses your non-tech skills.
It has 3 stages. First is coding, where they ask you two questions and want you to write a simple code. Second is behavioral questions. Last is a video interview, which takes about 30 minutes. They want you to explain how you wrote the code.
Regular coding questions were asked, one easy and one hard. The hard question was very difficult and took me more than an hour to solve. The easy question was okay, but there were some tricky test cases.
One take-home test and one interview. The take-home test was related to a BFS question. In the interview, it was more about how you answered the test. Also, they have a simulation test which assesses your non-tech skills.