Worked at Autodesk in the past.
Fewer opportunities in the Bay Area.
One technical interview, 45 minutes long. It started without an introduction. The questions asked were: "Design and Test Facebook." After 5-7 follow-up questions on testing, it moved to the coding part. The question was LeetCode Easy. Done! Then, th
The phone screen was usual, but the onsite interview was very disappointing. * Interviewers were remotely located. One of them was courteous enough to explain why he was remote, while the other did not bother introducing himself. * The interview
Phone screen with a coding exercise for 45 minutes to an hour, then followed by an onsite. I was very disappointed by the interviewer, as he seemed to have an ego problem, especially since I already knew the answer in advance to his problem. It's unf
One technical interview, 45 minutes long. It started without an introduction. The questions asked were: "Design and Test Facebook." After 5-7 follow-up questions on testing, it moved to the coding part. The question was LeetCode Easy. Done! Then, th
The phone screen was usual, but the onsite interview was very disappointing. * Interviewers were remotely located. One of them was courteous enough to explain why he was remote, while the other did not bother introducing himself. * The interview
Phone screen with a coding exercise for 45 minutes to an hour, then followed by an onsite. I was very disappointed by the interviewer, as he seemed to have an ego problem, especially since I already knew the answer in advance to his problem. It's unf