I had a good experience working there.
I didn't find any cons while working.
Remote interview over code.io or some sort of remote editor. He had me tackle a common problem: counting repeated elements in a list. I was given about 15 minutes to complete the task. The interviewer seemed mostly uninterested in talking through
5 rounds and I got up to the last one and got a rather strict senior software developer. Asked me to code a binary tree search. I began explaining my logic and how I'd solve it, but he then would build upon the simple algorithm until I hit a stop or
I went through a standard interview process. It started with a phone interview, which I completed successfully. After that, I was invited to an in-person interview. During this interview, I spoke with several different people. Some of them asked q
Remote interview over code.io or some sort of remote editor. He had me tackle a common problem: counting repeated elements in a list. I was given about 15 minutes to complete the task. The interviewer seemed mostly uninterested in talking through
5 rounds and I got up to the last one and got a rather strict senior software developer. Asked me to code a binary tree search. I began explaining my logic and how I'd solve it, but he then would build upon the simple algorithm until I hit a stop or
I went through a standard interview process. It started with a phone interview, which I completed successfully. After that, I was invited to an in-person interview. During this interview, I spoke with several different people. Some of them asked q