I enjoyed working there. There were a lot of benefits for employees.
The traffic is awful in Herzliya.
Started by getting to know each other, followed by two technical questions. The questions considered data structure understanding; each solution should be implemented. I had two interviews there. In each, there were two interviewers (at least one was
A graduate position. First stage of the process. An hour and a half with two engineers. They explained the role, asked about experience, and posed two questions. * The first required a solution using pseudocode. * The second asked to describe
It was a single Zoom interview. Two team leads interviewed me, asking a too-complicated algorithmic question. Even though I grasped the idea of the solution, I got stuck on tiny details that mattered to them. They both didn't seem too nice.
Started by getting to know each other, followed by two technical questions. The questions considered data structure understanding; each solution should be implemented. I had two interviews there. In each, there were two interviewers (at least one was
A graduate position. First stage of the process. An hour and a half with two engineers. They explained the role, asked about experience, and posed two questions. * The first required a solution using pseudocode. * The second asked to describe
It was a single Zoom interview. Two team leads interviewed me, asking a too-complicated algorithmic question. Even though I grasped the idea of the solution, I got stuck on tiny details that mattered to them. They both didn't seem too nice.