Hands down the best place to work for!
Hands down the best place to work for!
At AppLovin, you get a chance to work with a bunch of really motivated, technology-savvy people who are all greatly passionate about the company's success.
Everyone is extremely helpful and the atmosphere thrives on collaboration!
Not to mention the amazing perks:
- Free lunches
- Laundry
- Gym
- Frequent offsite events
Really couldn't have asked for more!
With the two different offices, there is a lack of interaction between engineers and business people. That just means you learn a little less about what's going on the other side unless you are proactive.
As another reviewer put it, "Don't go changing!"
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AppLovin Interview Experiences
Software Developer
Phone interview with engineering lead, he sounds like he was out of breath for some reason, some questions are a little bit vague, not sure what exact answer he is looking for.
Software Developer
The interview process is like that at other tech companies. Initially, it starts with a phone interview (with the CTO), which isn't really too technical. It's mostly an introduction to the company, an opportunity to get to know you, with a tiny bit o
Software Developer
A few questions were logic questions, and they were interesting. Some were about things you learn in your first programming class and never see again. This part was a bit useless, I guess. Without it, I would have said the interview experience was g
Software Developer
United StatesJune 2, 2016Phone interview with engineering lead, he sounds like he was out of breath for some reason, some questions are a little bit vague, not sure what exact answer he is looking for.
Software Developer
United StatesJune 1, 2013The interview process is like that at other tech companies. Initially, it starts with a phone interview (with the CTO), which isn't really too technical. It's mostly an introduction to the company, an opportunity to get to know you, with a tiny bit o
Software Developer
June 1, 2012A few questions were logic questions, and they were interesting. Some were about things you learn in your first programming class and never see again. This part was a bit useless, I guess. Without it, I would have said the interview experience was g
