Low stress. Never had to do overtime. Well paid. Lots of hack days to learn new things. Leave for volunteering in the community.
It's hard to make an impact because the company is big and established.
Lots of support load is generated because of bugs in the products. If we could fix them, we could reduce support costs.
I specifically asked the recruiter in the sync-up before my final round if the coding challenge would be a LeetCode-style question. He said no; it would be a "real-world situation." I showed up and was asked a tagged question straight off LeetCode,
HR shortlisted my profile from their Careers website and called me to schedule an interview. Had a video call scheduled almost four weeks later. I was interviewed by engineers based out of their HQ and was asked a lot of really good questions, which
I applied online, and the recruiter contacted me for an initial discussion. The recruiter asked some basic questions and put me through to the next coding interviews. I was told there would be two rounds: one focused on code design and another on d
I specifically asked the recruiter in the sync-up before my final round if the coding challenge would be a LeetCode-style question. He said no; it would be a "real-world situation." I showed up and was asked a tagged question straight off LeetCode,
HR shortlisted my profile from their Careers website and called me to schedule an interview. Had a video call scheduled almost four weeks later. I was interviewed by engineers based out of their HQ and was asked a lot of really good questions, which
I applied online, and the recruiter contacted me for an initial discussion. The recruiter asked some basic questions and put me through to the next coding interviews. I was told there would be two rounds: one focused on code design and another on d