No pressure environment. No one even goes to work on Fridays. If you do not care about your career and have an easy time, this is the place for you.
Super sexist and racist environment where people can openly say "let's not hire female engineers" or "I don't like working with Indians," and no one bats an eye. Human Resources refuses to have a mandatory training for managers about bias because "it is hard," but there is a one-hour mandatory training for a paper printer.
Establish some values, both to be a decent human being and a decent technical leader.
It was really good. This was the process: * Hiring Manager round * First coding round (Product of Array Except Self) * One Manager round * Second coding round (Sliding Window Maximum) * Two Arch rounds.
2 phone screens: 1 recruiter, 2 principals on the same call. 4 Virtual Onsite: 1 Principal Engineer, 2 Hiring Managers, 1 Director. Phone screen: Medium LeetCode and a quick system design overview. Virtual Onsite: Lot of behavioral questions. The
Standard process: Recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I spoke to the recruiter, then spoke with the manager of the team I was interviewing for, then I had one more technical round with the team architect, and then 3.5 hrs virtual onsite interview. Ev
It was really good. This was the process: * Hiring Manager round * First coding round (Product of Array Except Self) * One Manager round * Second coding round (Sliding Window Maximum) * Two Arch rounds.
2 phone screens: 1 recruiter, 2 principals on the same call. 4 Virtual Onsite: 1 Principal Engineer, 2 Hiring Managers, 1 Director. Phone screen: Medium LeetCode and a quick system design overview. Virtual Onsite: Lot of behavioral questions. The
Standard process: Recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn. I spoke to the recruiter, then spoke with the manager of the team I was interviewing for, then I had one more technical round with the team architect, and then 3.5 hrs virtual onsite interview. Ev