A workplace full of highly competitive colleagues!
A workplace full of highly competitive colleagues!
Great 4 months of training classes for the new junior hires.
Free coffee, breakfast, lots of snacks and fruit.
Innovative and never settle for less.
Generous to community and charity.
Huge legacy codebase that will take years to deprecate.
Soup always runs out fast before lunch hour.
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Senior Software Engineer
I had a phone interview. The interviewer was very curt. He didn't ask me any questions about my background whatsoever. He just went through a list of theoretical C/C++/Linux questions. I knew all of the C and Linux questions, but not many of the C++
Senior Software Engineer
The interviews consisted entirely of technical quizzes on the computing languages I had listed on my resume, as well as probing about algorithms to see if I could determine the complexity of a given algorithm. Until I piped up with my own questions,
Senior Software Engineer
They ask you what language you are most comfortable with. I said C, and they can screw you in C, no matter how long and how good you are at C, because they have been coding in C ever since they were born. C++ or Java might be a better option. But th
Senior Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesMay 1, 2017I had a phone interview. The interviewer was very curt. He didn't ask me any questions about my background whatsoever. He just went through a list of theoretical C/C++/Linux questions. I knew all of the C and Linux questions, but not many of the C++
Senior Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesSeptember 1, 2011The interviews consisted entirely of technical quizzes on the computing languages I had listed on my resume, as well as probing about algorithms to see if I could determine the complexity of a given algorithm. Until I piped up with my own questions,
Senior Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesMarch 1, 2012They ask you what language you are most comfortable with. I said C, and they can screw you in C, no matter how long and how good you are at C, because they have been coding in C ever since they were born. C++ or Java might be a better option. But th
