Incredible work-life balance!
Everyone is so willing to help and have a good laugh.
It's a big company; it can sometimes get lost in all the documentation.
I spoke with a recruiter and had a tech screen, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite was not a great experience. It felt more like a Frontend Developer interview than a Frontend Engineer interview. There were four interviews during the onsite
First, they send a 90-minute JavaScript/HTML coding test. Then, after about a month, they return with an email. It is not hard, but you should read the instructions given in the assessment carefully.
I applied through their website. A few days later, I received an email from one of their recruiters and the interview process began: * Initial call with the recruiter * Browser coding interview: build a navigation tree * JavaScript coding inte
I spoke with a recruiter and had a tech screen, followed by an onsite interview. The onsite was not a great experience. It felt more like a Frontend Developer interview than a Frontend Engineer interview. There were four interviews during the onsite
First, they send a 90-minute JavaScript/HTML coding test. Then, after about a month, they return with an email. It is not hard, but you should read the instructions given in the assessment carefully.
I applied through their website. A few days later, I received an email from one of their recruiters and the interview process began: * Initial call with the recruiter * Browser coding interview: build a navigation tree * JavaScript coding inte