I can't think of anything.
Free lunch, that's about it.
Long hours, weekends. Credit for work done assigned to others. Multiple and conflicting managers. The office environment consisted of a desk in a bull pen next to 20 others. In the end, they were mainly concerned with making sure you don't get stock options. I left a going company to join this "hot startup". One of the worst places I have ever worked for.
Interviewed on campus. No non-technical questions were asked; the interview went straight to technical questions. The questions were not very hard but required thinking. At the end, they asked questions about basic computer science terminology im
Week 1: Phone call to schedule a coding test on Hackerrank. Week 2: Hour and a half long technical interview in their offices. Week 3: Two side-by-side, hour-long technical interviews in their offices.
The interview process started with an online coding round. It contained 3 coding questions that were not straightforward and required good knowledge of C/C++ and data structures like linked lists, trees, and stacks. Then, there were 3 rounds of inte
Interviewed on campus. No non-technical questions were asked; the interview went straight to technical questions. The questions were not very hard but required thinking. At the end, they asked questions about basic computer science terminology im
Week 1: Phone call to schedule a coding test on Hackerrank. Week 2: Hour and a half long technical interview in their offices. Week 3: Two side-by-side, hour-long technical interviews in their offices.
The interview process started with an online coding round. It contained 3 coding questions that were not straightforward and required good knowledge of C/C++ and data structures like linked lists, trees, and stacks. Then, there were 3 rounds of inte