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Best company I worked for
- Compensation higher than any non-FAANG competition.
- Huge learning opportunities.
- Meaningful, impactful work, with daily decisions having tangible impact on customers and the whole industry.
- Recently, remote work.
- The promotion process is a bit more involved than it could be.
- Maintaining a good work-life balance is a skill you'd need to acquire (but totally doable).
- Not every team is great. If yours isn’t, switch to another team; it is easy!
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Software Engineer
There were multiple rounds of interviews, with basic screening questions for the HR person, then entering the next round and going forward. Meeting with different people and managers, I was asked a lot of questions.
Software Engineer
I tried the first few screens and then decided not to continue. The process was fine, but not having remote options is a deal killer. Hopefully, that changes soon as remote work becomes more prevalent.
Software Engineer
First round online coding test (roughly leetcode medium) and system design questions time within 1 hour. System design questions were typical for an early engineer. Also some behavioural questions, not sure what they were getting at.
Software Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaFebruary 4, 2026There were multiple rounds of interviews, with basic screening questions for the HR person, then entering the next round and going forward. Meeting with different people and managers, I was asked a lot of questions.
Software Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaOctober 1, 2023I tried the first few screens and then decided not to continue. The process was fine, but not having remote options is a deal killer. Hopefully, that changes soon as remote work becomes more prevalent.
Software Engineer
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaMay 6, 2026First round online coding test (roughly leetcode medium) and system design questions time within 1 hour. System design questions were typical for an early engineer. Also some behavioural questions, not sure what they were getting at.
