The work-life balance is good.
The work can be demanding at times.
Two phone interviews, each an hour, then an onsite. Lunch break with a manager. Four rounds, about an hour each. Lots of tree questions. I did not get any system design questions, just mostly LeetCode ones.
I had 5 interviews. The first 4 were relatively easy, asking questions that always involved linked lists. The final interview was the equivalent of a LeetCode hard question. The recruiter was very nice and responsive.
I was contacted by multiple teams at the same time, going over seven phone screens and two on-sites. I turned down some more phone screens after I received an offer from one of the teams. The interviewers were really different from person to person:
Two phone interviews, each an hour, then an onsite. Lunch break with a manager. Four rounds, about an hour each. Lots of tree questions. I did not get any system design questions, just mostly LeetCode ones.
I had 5 interviews. The first 4 were relatively easy, asking questions that always involved linked lists. The final interview was the equivalent of a LeetCode hard question. The recruiter was very nice and responsive.
I was contacted by multiple teams at the same time, going over seven phone screens and two on-sites. I turned down some more phone screens after I received an offer from one of the teams. The interviewers were really different from person to person: