Great work-life balance, great benefits.
It feels like a majority of the time, software design decisions are made politically. There is a strange separation between the product teams and the technical teams, and work just magically appears with no lead time on knowing that it's coming.
It was an all-day event. I went to the West Creek campus in Richmond at 8:30 AM and had an assortment of interviews until 3 PM. There were: * 2 behavioral interviews * 2 job fit interviews Plus, someone will take you to lunch at one of the cafeter
The interview process began with a recruiter screen, followed by a Code Signal coding assessment in the language of my choice. It consisted of two easy LeetCode problems and two medium LeetCode problems. I completed 3 out of 4, which was enough to pa
The process was fairly straightforward and streamlined: * Recruiter screen * One-hour coding challenge on CodeSignal * "Onsite" interviews (four different one-hour interviews, also called "Power Day") My score on CodeSignal wasn't great, but
It was an all-day event. I went to the West Creek campus in Richmond at 8:30 AM and had an assortment of interviews until 3 PM. There were: * 2 behavioral interviews * 2 job fit interviews Plus, someone will take you to lunch at one of the cafeter
The interview process began with a recruiter screen, followed by a Code Signal coding assessment in the language of my choice. It consisted of two easy LeetCode problems and two medium LeetCode problems. I completed 3 out of 4, which was enough to pa
The process was fairly straightforward and streamlined: * Recruiter screen * One-hour coding challenge on CodeSignal * "Onsite" interviews (four different one-hour interviews, also called "Power Day") My score on CodeSignal wasn't great, but