Awesome people, never felt any tension.
Almost 0 pressure (and I'm not a "top" engineer).
Managers are all very technical, they are never out-of-touch.
No nonsense meetings that are a waste of time.
Very unique software engineering area to work on, in my opinion.
I don't feel really needed; my contribution is a drop in the ocean. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, and it's probably the same for most big tech companies, but it might not suit everyone.
Ramping up is long and hard.
The Vancouver office is a bit far from everything, about an hour from downtown Vancouver by public transit.
Two interviewers will be involved throughout the process. One will focus on behavioral questions, and the other on resume-related questions. Therefore, it is important to carefully review basic behavioral questions and the experiences listed on your
First call with recruiter: 30 minutes. Scheduled phone screen with an engineer: 1 hour. Platform used: Coderpad. The first interview was easy, and the interviewer was very professional and nice. They cared about the thinking process and pointed yo
The first round is a 1-hour onsite interview. All questions are technical. The interview will start with debugging exercises, followed by a request to write simple code using Vim on a Mac.
Two interviewers will be involved throughout the process. One will focus on behavioral questions, and the other on resume-related questions. Therefore, it is important to carefully review basic behavioral questions and the experiences listed on your
First call with recruiter: 30 minutes. Scheduled phone screen with an engineer: 1 hour. Platform used: Coderpad. The first interview was easy, and the interviewer was very professional and nice. They cared about the thinking process and pointed yo
The first round is a 1-hour onsite interview. All questions are technical. The interview will start with debugging exercises, followed by a request to write simple code using Vim on a Mac.