Chill WLB, plenty of time to complete deliverables and learn on the job.
Company gives us time to complete AWS certifications and resources to learn other technologies.
Compensation is low compared to similar roles at other organizations.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. Talked to recruiter, did coding assessment, then a power day. If you do your research and read others' experiences on here and Reddit, you can prep pretty well. I passed the interviews and pl
First round: 70-minute at-home CodeSignal test. 4 coding questions (easy-medium LeetCode). Second round: Power Day (in-person/Zoom interview). 1 coding, 1 system design, 1 behavioral, 1 case study. Four hours total.
For the "power day" interview, there are four rounds conducted in one day. The algorithm question involved using `heapq` in Python, and the interviewer did not seem pleased. There was also a debugging interview. I thought it was easy, but who knows;
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. Talked to recruiter, did coding assessment, then a power day. If you do your research and read others' experiences on here and Reddit, you can prep pretty well. I passed the interviews and pl
First round: 70-minute at-home CodeSignal test. 4 coding questions (easy-medium LeetCode). Second round: Power Day (in-person/Zoom interview). 1 coding, 1 system design, 1 behavioral, 1 case study. Four hours total.
For the "power day" interview, there are four rounds conducted in one day. The algorithm question involved using `heapq` in Python, and the interviewer did not seem pleased. There was also a debugging interview. I thought it was easy, but who knows;