I think Asana was a great place to start your career.
Lot of smart people and opportunities to grow as a new grad.
There is a big emphasis on learning, and many people are willing to help you.
As I progressed, I felt there weren't many interesting opportunities or ways to grow. It felt like people were fighting for big projects to be able to put them on promo packets.
The interviewer asked two questions. No particular coding was required. One was a LeetCode problem, already tagged as Asana. The other was a system design question for a game. The expectation was to write the business logic of the game.
Very professional, and a typical 4-round coding interview (LeetCode medium and hard). A behavioral interview was at the end with the hiring manager. Overall, the interviewers were very kind and supportive. Would love to interview again.
The interview process was not organized like that of other companies in the area. I met with a few recruiters, all of whom provided different information but were friendly. The questions were mostly open-ended. The first step was a phone screen with
The interviewer asked two questions. No particular coding was required. One was a LeetCode problem, already tagged as Asana. The other was a system design question for a game. The expectation was to write the business logic of the game.
Very professional, and a typical 4-round coding interview (LeetCode medium and hard). A behavioral interview was at the end with the hiring manager. Overall, the interviewers were very kind and supportive. Would love to interview again.
The interview process was not organized like that of other companies in the area. I met with a few recruiters, all of whom provided different information but were friendly. The questions were mostly open-ended. The first step was a phone screen with