Good pay, work-life balance, decent coworkers and engineers.
Bad management, bad office, no perks.
I received two questions. The first question was a behavioral question: How would you choose a "BB"? The second question was a coding question about a binary search tree. You do not need to run the code, but you do need to dry run it.
Fairly smooth interview process. There were 2 interviews. The first interview was with 2 full-time managers and 1 job shadower. The second interview was with 1 manager and involved more thought process and project manager-type questions.
Went on campus for an interview. I was asked a lot of data structure questions about linked lists, stacks, queues, binary search trees, and hash tables. Initially, we started with the standard "tell us about projects you've done." Then, we moved on t
I received two questions. The first question was a behavioral question: How would you choose a "BB"? The second question was a coding question about a binary search tree. You do not need to run the code, but you do need to dry run it.
Fairly smooth interview process. There were 2 interviews. The first interview was with 2 full-time managers and 1 job shadower. The second interview was with 1 manager and involved more thought process and project manager-type questions.
Went on campus for an interview. I was asked a lot of data structure questions about linked lists, stacks, queues, binary search trees, and hash tables. Initially, we started with the standard "tell us about projects you've done." Then, we moved on t