strong engineering culture, great coaches and mentors, work is mostly interesting and challenging.
Work can sometimes be less engaging.
I had a phone call with a recruiter where they asked basic Java questions such as: * Why do we need to override hashCode and equals? * Describe multithreading. This went pretty smoothly. Soon after, I received an email advising that my first interv
Month-long process. * Initial in-person interview for technical fundamentals & background * Online coding challenge—around 3-4 questions that build on top of each other * In-person coding task that involves a ~90-minute project to complete.
Coding interview with a backend engineer. I was asked to create an implementation of a Tries data structure. I did not receive a response back for 3 months despite being guaranteed one.
I had a phone call with a recruiter where they asked basic Java questions such as: * Why do we need to override hashCode and equals? * Describe multithreading. This went pretty smoothly. Soon after, I received an email advising that my first interv
Month-long process. * Initial in-person interview for technical fundamentals & background * Online coding challenge—around 3-4 questions that build on top of each other * In-person coding task that involves a ~90-minute project to complete.
Coding interview with a backend engineer. I was asked to create an implementation of a Tries data structure. I did not receive a response back for 3 months despite being guaranteed one.