So far so good
So far so good
Talent people around you. You are considered a human being. Great compensation. Awesome challenges to solve. Leadership support. Interaction with people around the world. Feedback everywhere.
- The benefits (but mostly compensated in salary);
- There's still a culture of doing things remotely the way they are done 'in loco'.
Take more advantage of asynchronous communication wherever possible and tools for remote whiteboarding, for example, and so far.
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Software Development Engineer (SDE)
The process was pretty straightforward. There was an OA, and then I was contacted back to schedule my three-round interview. The first round focused solely on leadership principles. The next two rounds were a mix of leadership principles and techn
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
The interview was smooth; the interviewer helped me tackle the questions. Moreover, they were interested in my projects and asked behavioral questions in a similar manner. Overall, it was a positive experience.
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Virtual onsite, 3 LC rounds for new grad loop. Standard DS and A questions. No system design required. Able to code in any common language (for instance, Python and Java are okay).
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Seattle, Washington, United StatesJuly 1, 2025The process was pretty straightforward. There was an OA, and then I was contacted back to schedule my three-round interview. The first round focused solely on leadership principles. The next two rounds were a mix of leadership principles and techn
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
Seattle, Washington, United StatesDecember 1, 2024The interview was smooth; the interviewer helped me tackle the questions. Moreover, they were interested in my projects and asked behavioral questions in a similar manner. Overall, it was a positive experience.
Software Development Engineer (SDE)
CanadaJuly 30, 2025Virtual onsite, 3 LC rounds for new grad loop. Standard DS and A questions. No system design required. Able to code in any common language (for instance, Python and Java are okay).
