Full Stack Engineer Interview Experience - Netherlands
April 2, 2018
Neutral ExperienceGot Offer
Process
Applied online.
The interview included a coding rank question and average algorithm questions. Nothing special about this interview, though there were two more difficult questions.
I haven't received any answer yet, just writing a bit more to fulfill Glassdoor requirements.
Questions
Discover if three given edges form a triangle.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Booking.com Full Stack Engineer role in Netherlands.
Success Rate
0%
Pass Rate
Booking.com's interview process for their Full Stack Engineer roles in Netherlands is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Booking.com's Full Stack Engineer interview process in Netherlands.
Booking.com Work Experiences
5.0
One of the best companies to work for in the Netherlands
Full Stack Engineer • Current Employee
Amsterdam, Netherlands
December 30, 2024
Pros: - Culture
- Compensation
- Global impact
- Lots of tech debt to work on
- Work-life balance
Cons: - Too many management layers
5.0
Great Culture, Big Challenges
Full Stack Engineer • Current Employee
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
September 30, 2024
Pros: - Nice salary
- Great culture
- Nice work-life balance
- Big challenges
Cons: - It's quite a huge company, so it will take you quite some time to build bonds with your peers and a network.
4.0
Great place to work at, bottom line
Full Stack Engineer • Current Employee
Amsterdam, Netherlands
July 8, 2022
Pros: Work-life balance is not just a selling point. The pressure is healthy and allows enough time to pursue serious hobbies after work hours.
Compensation is above market.
Friendly colleagues.
Relocation support.
Cons: Corporate bloat. (I wonder if this is avoidable at all for a company of such size.)
Legacy parts of the tech stack are not pleasant to work with. The developer experience has a long way to go to feel productive when tasked with something from the legacy realm. However, migration to new tech is happening.
Unclear promotion framework that tends to change.
Leadership feels somewhat disconnected from the data.
- 5.0One of the best companies to work for in the NetherlandsFull Stack Engineer • Current EmployeeAmsterdam, NetherlandsDecember 30, 2024Pros: - Culture - Compensation - Global impact - Lots of tech debt to work on - Work-life balanceCons: - Too many management layers
- 5.0Great Culture, Big ChallengesFull Stack Engineer • Current EmployeeAmsterdam, North Holland, NetherlandsSeptember 30, 2024Pros: - Nice salary - Great culture - Nice work-life balance - Big challengesCons: - It's quite a huge company, so it will take you quite some time to build bonds with your peers and a network.
- 4.0Great place to work at, bottom lineFull Stack Engineer • Current EmployeeAmsterdam, NetherlandsJuly 8, 2022Pros: Work-life balance is not just a selling point. The pressure is healthy and allows enough time to pursue serious hobbies after work hours. Compensation is above market. Friendly colleagues. Relocation support.Cons: Corporate bloat. (I wonder if this is avoidable at all for a company of such size.) Legacy parts of the tech stack are not pleasant to work with. The developer experience has a long way to go to feel productive when tasked with something from the legacy realm. However, migration to new tech is happening. Unclear promotion framework that tends to change. Leadership feels somewhat disconnected from the data.
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