Good pay, work-life balance in NY.
Work-life balance is not good in DC; it's super busy.
The interviewer for the phone interview was awful. He asked vague questions like, "If you run into a problem in the constructor, how would you solve that?" If you asked clarifying questions, he thought you were stupid for not understanding such a s
First-round phone screen, two weeks later get an onsite interview. There are two rounds of technical interviews. Now it is going virtual: online with three engineers. I think if you can code in C, that would be a good benefit for you.
The interview was one hour long and consisted of two questions on an online HackerRank portal. The engineer asked the questions, and I had to code the solutions, considering the time and space complexities he had in mind. He also inquired about the t
The interviewer for the phone interview was awful. He asked vague questions like, "If you run into a problem in the constructor, how would you solve that?" If you asked clarifying questions, he thought you were stupid for not understanding such a s
First-round phone screen, two weeks later get an onsite interview. There are two rounds of technical interviews. Now it is going virtual: online with three engineers. I think if you can code in C, that would be a good benefit for you.
The interview was one hour long and consisted of two questions on an online HackerRank portal. The engineer asked the questions, and I had to code the solutions, considering the time and space complexities he had in mind. He also inquired about the t