My favorite thing about Arista is the absence of unnecessary, strict rules. I can work from home when I need to be at home and I can adjust my working hours slightly to suit my needs. Standups are great; they usually end up being more light-hearted than they need to be.
Nothing bad to say about the company. Just trying to use up a 20-word minimum. Did I forget to mention that there's a pool table?
Keep hiring lovely people. Personality is just as important as work ability, which is why I think we have such a great working environment.
1. HackerRank test: 90 minutes, including 2 coding questions and 2 multiple-choice questions. (This is based on my memory; the exact numbers might vary slightly, but this reflects the general format.) 2. Phone interview: This involved SSHing into a
The first part was an online coding challenge. To move forward, I had to score 100/100, but the problems were quite easy. Then, there were three technical (coding) interviews scheduled with their engineers. The first one was rather simple. I was co
Don't bother with them. The interview went exactly as other people reported, but unfortunately, there are too many steps involved, and the chances of you finishing the interview are really slim. They rate you on how fast you code.
1. HackerRank test: 90 minutes, including 2 coding questions and 2 multiple-choice questions. (This is based on my memory; the exact numbers might vary slightly, but this reflects the general format.) 2. Phone interview: This involved SSHing into a
The first part was an online coding challenge. To move forward, I had to score 100/100, but the problems were quite easy. Then, there were three technical (coding) interviews scheduled with their engineers. The first one was rather simple. I was co
Don't bother with them. The interview went exactly as other people reported, but unfortunately, there are too many steps involved, and the chances of you finishing the interview are really slim. They rate you on how fast you code.