Good pay, smart people, cool products.
Big company, your role is usually quite niche.
I was contacted by the recruiter via email, followed by two separate phone calls with someone from engineering. Both conversations involved writing quite a bit of code for most of the hour. After that, I was invited on-site for a full day of "fun an
The interview started with a phone conversation with the hiring manager and included questions about general computer science concepts, as well as language and API-specific topics (e.g., Objective-C and Cocoa). A few days later, another phone interv
Multiple phone screens, then a full day on-site. Whiteboard coding and system design sessions were conducted with pairs of engineers, one of whom took the lead. The questions were fairly open-ended.
I was contacted by the recruiter via email, followed by two separate phone calls with someone from engineering. Both conversations involved writing quite a bit of code for most of the hour. After that, I was invited on-site for a full day of "fun an
The interview started with a phone conversation with the hiring manager and included questions about general computer science concepts, as well as language and API-specific topics (e.g., Objective-C and Cocoa). A few days later, another phone interv
Multiple phone screens, then a full day on-site. Whiteboard coding and system design sessions were conducted with pairs of engineers, one of whom took the lead. The questions were fairly open-ended.