Honestly, it's the best place I've ever worked.
Engineering teams are skilled. The workload is very reasonable. Great work/life balance. Fair pay and benefits.
It's a delight.
The last few years, we've had layoffs, but that's normal for the tech industry, in my opinion.
I applied to a job opening on the Developer APIs team in Seattle via LinkedIn Jobs. A recruiter reached out a day or two afterward and scheduled me for a phone screening on CoderPad.io, which went fairly smoothly. However, it seemed I didn't leave a
First Recruiter Screen After following up a few times, a phone interview was scheduled. Phone Interview Round Nothing too difficult; the questions were around real-world feature builds. If they tell you it's a coding interview, don't think it's *
The hiring manager implored me to apply, stating that Square has moved away from algorithmic interviews. The recruiter also mentioned that interviews are based on "real-world problems." Instead, I was asked to traverse a nested array, which is essen
I applied to a job opening on the Developer APIs team in Seattle via LinkedIn Jobs. A recruiter reached out a day or two afterward and scheduled me for a phone screening on CoderPad.io, which went fairly smoothly. However, it seemed I didn't leave a
First Recruiter Screen After following up a few times, a phone interview was scheduled. Phone Interview Round Nothing too difficult; the questions were around real-world feature builds. If they tell you it's a coding interview, don't think it's *
The hiring manager implored me to apply, stating that Square has moved away from algorithmic interviews. The recruiter also mentioned that interviews are based on "real-world problems." Instead, I was asked to traverse a nested array, which is essen