I got a real nice mix of front-end and back-end work. I was also lucky in that I was placed on a very good team that had plenty of smart people on it. My colleagues on my team were very helpful, and I built a good relationship with everyone on the team.
During my time with the company, there was beef between engineers and management. Management was not fully transparent about performance reviews and not on the ground enough to direct the team in the right direction. Also, there was a lot of turnover in the last month of my time.
They flew me in for the onsite, which was a wonderful experience. We were interviewed in groups. They also showed us around the office and gave us a presentation about the company.
Applied with resume through the campus jobs website. Met with an on-campus recruiter for a short technical interview where we worked through one problem. I was invited to their HQ in San Francisco, where we spent the whole day learning about the comp
The interview process has three steps: * The first step is an online coding challenge, where you solve a couple of straightforward problems in any language you want. * Then, you move on to an on-campus interview, which is more or less the same,
They flew me in for the onsite, which was a wonderful experience. We were interviewed in groups. They also showed us around the office and gave us a presentation about the company.
Applied with resume through the campus jobs website. Met with an on-campus recruiter for a short technical interview where we worked through one problem. I was invited to their HQ in San Francisco, where we spent the whole day learning about the comp
The interview process has three steps: * The first step is an online coding challenge, where you solve a couple of straightforward problems in any language you want. * Then, you move on to an on-campus interview, which is more or less the same,