Work-life balance
Environment People
The pay is not competitive, unfortunately.
The interview process moved extremely quickly. I interviewed for a Python developer position in the NYC office near the Financial District. I spoke with the lead developer and another developer on the team.
Applied through the University career website. I was called for the first round. He asked me basic data structure questions like hash tables and linked lists. He made me write code. The question was: there is a number, e.g., 123456. The sum of each
Two interviews - 25 minutes each. Discussing technical questions, brain teasers, etc. It was not hard; you just needed to know what to say. The second interview was mainly brain teasers and was with the hiring manager directly.
The interview process moved extremely quickly. I interviewed for a Python developer position in the NYC office near the Financial District. I spoke with the lead developer and another developer on the team.
Applied through the University career website. I was called for the first round. He asked me basic data structure questions like hash tables and linked lists. He made me write code. The question was: there is a number, e.g., 123456. The sum of each
Two interviews - 25 minutes each. Discussing technical questions, brain teasers, etc. It was not hard; you just needed to know what to say. The second interview was mainly brain teasers and was with the hiring manager directly.