WLB is chill, with good benefits and an easygoing culture.
The product has no idea what to do.
The teams are disjointed.
Engineering is a mess, and there are no unified standards.
Oddly, the people are individually smart, but they can't build a single thing.
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 started with a quick chat with the recruiter regarding my background and what I’m looking for. She used this information to determine if the position I applied for would be a good fit, which it was. I then went through the technical phone screen,
The process was long. System design felt like I aced it, but they didn't pass me. It was the classic question: "Design a hotel booking platform." They put you through a lot of rounds upfront.
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 started with a quick chat with the recruiter regarding my background and what I’m looking for. She used this information to determine if the position I applied for would be a good fit, which it was. I then went through the technical phone screen,
The process was long. System design felt like I aced it, but they didn't pass me. It was the classic question: "Design a hotel booking platform." They put you through a lot of rounds upfront.