The Square Atlanta office is a hidden gem. You have the ability to work on interesting problems at scale and get great benefits while doing it. The people are top-notch, and there are plenty of opportunities for growing your skills.
The projects available in the Atlanta office are somewhat limited compared to San Francisco. One time, we had to go without a supply of single-origin coffee beans for the day.
This was probably one of the weirdest experiences of my life. The interview process itself was good. For screening, I had two pair programming sessions. For the onsite interview, I had: * Three pair programming sessions * One system design session
I provided multiple solutions to the interviewers, and my solutions passed all test cases. However, the feedback stated a "lack of the ability to analyze and solve the problem." I spoke aloud and well-explained my thought process to the interviewers
I had a coding round. It was a coding test on an automated platform with video recording and everything. I had to attempt 4 coding problems. I thought the difficulty was a bit high for an entry-level position.
This was probably one of the weirdest experiences of my life. The interview process itself was good. For screening, I had two pair programming sessions. For the onsite interview, I had: * Three pair programming sessions * One system design session
I provided multiple solutions to the interviewers, and my solutions passed all test cases. However, the feedback stated a "lack of the ability to analyze and solve the problem." I spoke aloud and well-explained my thought process to the interviewers
I had a coding round. It was a coding test on an automated platform with video recording and everything. I had to attempt 4 coding problems. I thought the difficulty was a bit high for an entry-level position.