There is a great focus on internal tooling to improve our workflow.
Engineers are given a lot of trust and autonomy, even interns.
Code reviews are taken seriously, so you will be able to get a lot of feedback from smart coworkers.
Coworkers are very friendly. Anyone will gladly make time to answer your questions, even if they are not on your team.
A huge focus on doing things right instead of just pumping out code. If you feel like something should be refactored, it is encouraged to do so.
Beer bash on Fridays, with free food and beer.
If you want to work from home, it is totally fine.
The company is doing well; stock value tripled in the past year.
The office is a bit far to commute to, but they are changing offices very soon.
It can be a bit overwhelming at first with a lot to learn.
Keep doing what you're doing.
There are two rounds. The first round is 1 hour for 2 data structure/algorithm problems. They are not hard. The last round is 2 hours. It includes about 15-minute behavior questions, then you will be asked to design and implement an STL class witho
I applied online through LinkedIn and the recruiter contacted me within a week. The recruiter scheduled a 30-minute call at first to discuss the role and the company. That call was followed by an online 1-hour interview. They asked me questions on DS
Came on campus for an assessment. It was based on basic networking principles and was very basic. The assessment asked a few questions on routers and switches. The assessment questions are scenario-based, so prepare scenario-based questions rather th
There are two rounds. The first round is 1 hour for 2 data structure/algorithm problems. They are not hard. The last round is 2 hours. It includes about 15-minute behavior questions, then you will be asked to design and implement an STL class witho
I applied online through LinkedIn and the recruiter contacted me within a week. The recruiter scheduled a 30-minute call at first to discuss the role and the company. That call was followed by an online 1-hour interview. They asked me questions on DS
Came on campus for an assessment. It was based on basic networking principles and was very basic. The assessment asked a few questions on routers and switches. The assessment questions are scenario-based, so prepare scenario-based questions rather th