Good work-life balance and perks, free snacks, and free lunch. The company is huge, so you can keep switching teams.
Too corporate and a lot of office politics.
The first interview involved getting to know me and the company for the first half. The second half involved fundamental coding questions, such as "What is a Promise?" The second half was a technical interview conducted through a live sandbox.
First round interview: Asked me a bunch of OOP and trivial Java questions. Also asked brain teasers. Felt like me vs. the interviewer. The interviewer didn't seem interested and seemed out to get me.
Step 1: Phone call with recruiter Discussed the position. Questioned if the job was suitable for my skill-set, especially with not having some requirements. I checked and was told I only needed familiarity with Java, not experience. Step 2: Intervi
The first interview involved getting to know me and the company for the first half. The second half involved fundamental coding questions, such as "What is a Promise?" The second half was a technical interview conducted through a live sandbox.
First round interview: Asked me a bunch of OOP and trivial Java questions. Also asked brain teasers. Felt like me vs. the interviewer. The interviewer didn't seem interested and seemed out to get me.
Step 1: Phone call with recruiter Discussed the position. Questioned if the job was suitable for my skill-set, especially with not having some requirements. I checked and was told I only needed familiarity with Java, not experience. Step 2: Intervi