The free food was always nice, the hours are semi-flexible, and there is a ton of talent that arose from various academic backgrounds.
It is a big company and comes with some of the problems generally associated with them.
I was referred by a friend after submitting my resume and scheduled the interview very soon. The interview was mostly basic technical questions related to my experience and previous projects. It was a phone interview, about 45 minutes long.
Two easy LeetCode questions and one behavioral question, but I was rejected. The company is looking for communication over technical skills, so be prepared for common questions. The interviewer was kind and nice.
The interviewer had me waiting 45 minutes, twice, with no-shows. On the third attempt, they finally showed up and asked a LeetCode medium problem. I was expected to provide both a naive and an optimal approach. Basic behavioral questions were also as
I was referred by a friend after submitting my resume and scheduled the interview very soon. The interview was mostly basic technical questions related to my experience and previous projects. It was a phone interview, about 45 minutes long.
Two easy LeetCode questions and one behavioral question, but I was rejected. The company is looking for communication over technical skills, so be prepared for common questions. The interviewer was kind and nice.
The interviewer had me waiting 45 minutes, twice, with no-shows. On the third attempt, they finally showed up and asked a LeetCode medium problem. I was expected to provide both a naive and an optimal approach. Basic behavioral questions were also as