I work with some of the best people in tech. You can learn a lot because you get introduced to a lot of teams, networking events, etc.
It's a large company, so you are basically placed into a random team. Starting off, you don't have much say.
The interview process was really smooth, and the recruiter was super friendly. There were no surprises, and I felt very prepared thanks to the resources the recruiter passed along. I had an internal referral, which I think helped. Even after the in
3 interviews: * Technical * Behavioral * Case Standard behavioral questions. 2 LeetCode easy/medium questions and a UML design question. Case question on bank acquisition. Virtual setting made it harder than it should have been.
Straight to onsite. The interview had 3 parts: * Behavioral * Case interview * Technical The technical portion included 3 LeetCode questions, all LeetCode tagged: two easy and one medium. For the case interview, the candidate worked through a
The interview process was really smooth, and the recruiter was super friendly. There were no surprises, and I felt very prepared thanks to the resources the recruiter passed along. I had an internal referral, which I think helped. Even after the in
3 interviews: * Technical * Behavioral * Case Standard behavioral questions. 2 LeetCode easy/medium questions and a UML design question. Case question on bank acquisition. Virtual setting made it harder than it should have been.
Straight to onsite. The interview had 3 parts: * Behavioral * Case interview * Technical The technical portion included 3 LeetCode questions, all LeetCode tagged: two easy and one medium. For the case interview, the candidate worked through a