Good work-life balance with competitive pay.
Not much bad to say.
The interview started with an introduction, then moved to a coding question. It began with a string anagram, followed by Candy Crush on-site, and a system design question. Overall, it was a great experience; the interviewers were always nice.
1. Applied online with a cover letter via an application sent out from a school recruiting event. The role was for candidates with less than 3 YOE. 2. Had a 1-hour technical phone screen: 10 minutes for resume review, 45 minutes for algorithm and da
Phone screen: shared screen. The interviewer would call in and go over your resume, asking questions for about 15 minutes. Then, they will share a problem on the screen, and you start solving.
The interview started with an introduction, then moved to a coding question. It began with a string anagram, followed by Candy Crush on-site, and a system design question. Overall, it was a great experience; the interviewers were always nice.
1. Applied online with a cover letter via an application sent out from a school recruiting event. The role was for candidates with less than 3 YOE. 2. Had a 1-hour technical phone screen: 10 minutes for resume review, 45 minutes for algorithm and da
Phone screen: shared screen. The interviewer would call in and go over your resume, asking questions for about 15 minutes. Then, they will share a problem on the screen, and you start solving.