They do not know how to interview engineers, especially those with experience. My interview consisted of some random JavaScript "gotcha" questions about scope and bind, apply/call. I actually laughed at their ridiculous questions.
I was interviewed a couple of weeks after completing the OA. As others mentioned, submitting the first two questions was sufficient to pass the OA. I also completed part of the fourth question. The actual interview was scheduled two weeks later and
Very straightforward interview. There was a phone screen with a recruiter and a general coding assessment via CodeSignal. This was followed by a 'power day' of four interviews, each lasting one hour. These included: * Systems design * Code chal
They do not know how to interview engineers, especially those with experience. My interview consisted of some random JavaScript "gotcha" questions about scope and bind, apply/call. I actually laughed at their ridiculous questions.
I was interviewed a couple of weeks after completing the OA. As others mentioned, submitting the first two questions was sufficient to pass the OA. I also completed part of the fourth question. The actual interview was scheduled two weeks later and
Very straightforward interview. There was a phone screen with a recruiter and a general coding assessment via CodeSignal. This was followed by a 'power day' of four interviews, each lasting one hour. These included: * Systems design * Code chal