Free snacks, free bus, cool coworkers.
I can't name any cons at all.
The interview process gradually became more difficult, starting with easy questions and then progressing to more in-depth, challenging ones. Even for estimations, the expectation was to have them readily available (memorized).
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 months. Applied via a referral: * Recruiter call * 1 phone screen * 5 interviews onsite Interviews had system design and coding rounds. I met with people of diverse backgrounds. Offer took
I was first contacted by email to set up a phone screen. The phone screen consisted of questions about past experience (e.g., the hardest problem you ever had to solve) and no technical problem-solving. This was then followed by an on-site interview
The interview process gradually became more difficult, starting with easy questions and then progressing to more in-depth, challenging ones. Even for estimations, the expectation was to have them readily available (memorized).
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 months. Applied via a referral: * Recruiter call * 1 phone screen * 5 interviews onsite Interviews had system design and coding rounds. I met with people of diverse backgrounds. Offer took
I was first contacted by email to set up a phone screen. The phone screen consisted of questions about past experience (e.g., the hardest problem you ever had to solve) and no technical problem-solving. This was then followed by an on-site interview