Job's okay, as long as you don't love the beauty of engineering
Job's okay, as long as you don't love the beauty of engineering
Booking has some very awesome people working for it. The office is located in the center of Amsterdam, which is awesome, and the company gives developers enough freedom to feel close to the customers.
Developers have always had a lot of freedom, and this has resulted in many years of technical debt. The infrastructure team's job is essentially to pay this debt, and not much else. On top of that, the salaries are not at all competitive. If you don't like Amsterdam, you're out of luck. This international company has more than a hundred offices, but won't let developers live outside the Amsterdam region.
Address the salary problem so that Booking is actually a good choice for employment.
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Full Stack Developer
1. Data Structures & Algorithms Topics to cover: * Arrays * Linked Lists * Stacks * Queues * Trees * Graphs * Heaps * Hash Tables * Tries Algorithmic Techniques: * Sorting * Searching * Dynamic Programming * Divide & Conquer * Greedy Algorithms * B
Software Engineer Intern
There were three rounds of screening. The first was based on the CV. If selected, you would complete an at-home coding test consisting of two LeetCode-style exercises set within the Booking context. After passing that, you would be invited for an in
Back-End Developer
I was sent a link to a HackerRank test without any words or message from the recruiter. It was a 90-minute code test with three coding questions, similar to those found on LeetCode. The last question was as long as an essay, and I only had 30 minut
Full Stack Developer
Amsterdam, NetherlandsApril 27, 20251. Data Structures & Algorithms Topics to cover: * Arrays * Linked Lists * Stacks * Queues * Trees * Graphs * Heaps * Hash Tables * Tries Algorithmic Techniques: * Sorting * Searching * Dynamic Programming * Divide & Conquer * Greedy Algorithms * B
Software Engineer Intern
Amsterdam, NetherlandsMarch 21, 2024There were three rounds of screening. The first was based on the CV. If selected, you would complete an at-home coding test consisting of two LeetCode-style exercises set within the Booking context. After passing that, you would be invited for an in
Back-End Developer
Amsterdam, NetherlandsOctober 1, 2021I was sent a link to a HackerRank test without any words or message from the recruiter. It was a 90-minute code test with three coding questions, similar to those found on LeetCode. The last question was as long as an essay, and I only had 30 minut
