Salaries are above the Spanish average, but below the US average, of course.
Cameras everywhere. Lots of people have access to the feeds, even the local contractor/outsourcing (Spanish) company.
The building internally is like Severance, which is an AppleTV production (lol).
Really old-fashioned policies.
Insane secrecy about things that are public knowledge.
No room for self-improvement.
Really low engineering standards.
The technical round was taken around the resume and one DSA question. The Merge Interval question was asked, along with some questions from high-level system design related to the resume projects and intern experience.
I went through three rounds of interviews: * A phone screen with a recruiter * A longer technical interview over the phone * A half-day on-site consisting of several interviews with different members of the team I applied for. Unlike a previo
Questions are very domain-specific. The coding interview is on the easier side compared to other big-name companies. The process typically involves two to three phone screens, followed by an on-site loop for a full day. The recruiter was aggressive
The technical round was taken around the resume and one DSA question. The Merge Interval question was asked, along with some questions from high-level system design related to the resume projects and intern experience.
I went through three rounds of interviews: * A phone screen with a recruiter * A longer technical interview over the phone * A half-day on-site consisting of several interviews with different members of the team I applied for. Unlike a previo
Questions are very domain-specific. The coding interview is on the easier side compared to other big-name companies. The process typically involves two to three phone screens, followed by an on-site loop for a full day. The recruiter was aggressive