Work was interesting and had a lot of freedom. The company provided lunch/dinner (although I hear some of that went away). Unlimited PTO and good benefits.
There was no 401(k) matching whatsoever.
The recruiter conducted the phone screening and answered all questions correctly. The recruiter was impressed but did not ask for a further interview. This is typical of the hiring process in the Bay Area. Indian managers often prefer Indian candidat
I was contacted by the recruiter over LinkedIn. * Initial recruiter call to go over the position and gauge my interest. * Phone interview with the engineering director. * Two onsite interviews followed. * The first was 2 hours. * T
Normal questions followed by a coding challenge over the web. I had tried the editor beforehand, and it worked fine. During the interview, it kept showing the next line covering what I was typing. After flailing for 10 minutes, I changed browsers. It
The recruiter conducted the phone screening and answered all questions correctly. The recruiter was impressed but did not ask for a further interview. This is typical of the hiring process in the Bay Area. Indian managers often prefer Indian candidat
I was contacted by the recruiter over LinkedIn. * Initial recruiter call to go over the position and gauge my interest. * Phone interview with the engineering director. * Two onsite interviews followed. * The first was 2 hours. * T
Normal questions followed by a coding challenge over the web. I had tried the editor beforehand, and it worked fine. During the interview, it kept showing the next line covering what I was typing. After flailing for 10 minutes, I changed browsers. It