Lots of money, nice co-interns.
I didn't get to do any of the work that I wanted to do, despite the fact that I told the employees that I did not enjoy the work I was working on.
There was a screening code test on HackerRank, which failed to work multiple times, but I was progressed to the next stage anyway. So I can't say much about that; from what I could see, it looked like basic array manipulation. Phone interview with t
Very smooth process, flew me out to their campus, put me in a hotel, paid for my lunch and flight. They did a great job hosting their candidates. They made it easy on us all.
Contacted by recruiter and got link to take the HackerRank test - 4 questions, 2 hours. Moved to the Power Day and had two technical interview rounds, one case study, and behavioral. Technical interview rounds were mostly conversational with few ques
There was a screening code test on HackerRank, which failed to work multiple times, but I was progressed to the next stage anyway. So I can't say much about that; from what I could see, it looked like basic array manipulation. Phone interview with t
Very smooth process, flew me out to their campus, put me in a hotel, paid for my lunch and flight. They did a great job hosting their candidates. They made it easy on us all.
Contacted by recruiter and got link to take the HackerRank test - 4 questions, 2 hours. Moved to the Power Day and had two technical interview rounds, one case study, and behavioral. Technical interview rounds were mostly conversational with few ques