No real cons, but don't apply to work at Chewy if you are not a hard worker.
Keep doing what you are doing!
I usually don't take the time to leave reviews about my interviews, but since this one was very "different," I thought it was worth giving some advice to other fellow coders out there. The process started with an email from a recruiter requesting my
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I usually don't take the time to leave reviews about my interviews, but since this one was very "different," I thought it was worth giving some advice to other fellow coders out there. The process started with an email from a recruiter requesting my
First, a small multiple-choice test. Then, one hour with a lead architect. Final round. Four interviews, 60 minutes each. The interview questions were around algorithms, mentorship, and architecture. The interviews had 60-minute gaps in between
On the initial call, the screener told me that the coding interview would be a series of coding questions on a certain skills-testing website, so that is what I prepared for. It wasn’t that at all—the interviewer placed me in an unfamiliar online en