Great company, great culture, and great work-life balance.
There's some politics in moving up, but it’s fair for the most part. You need to have visibility on the projects you’re working on too, or else no one will really care or notice your work.
Interviewed for an engineer position; the interview was a joke. Asked basic OOP questions with a few follow-ups—no system design portion. The interviewer was very laid back and chill, and didn't take it too seriously.
Three interviews were conducted: * Behavioral * Case * Technical The difficulty for the technical questions was medium LeetCode. The case interview involved algebraic business analytics. For behavioral interviews, they expect answers in the S
The interview consists of 4 sections: * 2 technical sections * 1 behavioral section * 1 business intent section. One technical section involves an easy LeetCode question, and the second is finding bugs in code.
Interviewed for an engineer position; the interview was a joke. Asked basic OOP questions with a few follow-ups—no system design portion. The interviewer was very laid back and chill, and didn't take it too seriously.
Three interviews were conducted: * Behavioral * Case * Technical The difficulty for the technical questions was medium LeetCode. The case interview involved algebraic business analytics. For behavioral interviews, they expect answers in the S
The interview consists of 4 sections: * 2 technical sections * 1 behavioral section * 1 business intent section. One technical section involves an easy LeetCode question, and the second is finding bugs in code.