Lunch, Snack room, 401K match, stock
Salary is not very competitive.
After the phone interview, I got the onsite. The onsite interview has 4 parts. I was interviewed by 5 people in 4 groups. The questions are not hard; they are looking for the thought process of the candidate. Some IQ quizzes and some coding quest
I met individually with three employees. The first gave a coding question about doubly linked lists. The second told me that he didn't think I could work the "Silicon Valley Lifestyle" because of gaps in my work experience for medical reasons. The
5 rounds of LC-like coding exercises. Recursive, DP, etc. Pretty intense, but friendly. You get hints and suggestions, more like discussions of pros and cons of different implementation trade-offs. Overall: Positive. Got an offer out of it.
After the phone interview, I got the onsite. The onsite interview has 4 parts. I was interviewed by 5 people in 4 groups. The questions are not hard; they are looking for the thought process of the candidate. Some IQ quizzes and some coding quest
I met individually with three employees. The first gave a coding question about doubly linked lists. The second told me that he didn't think I could work the "Silicon Valley Lifestyle" because of gaps in my work experience for medical reasons. The
5 rounds of LC-like coding exercises. Recursive, DP, etc. Pretty intense, but friendly. You get hints and suggestions, more like discussions of pros and cons of different implementation trade-offs. Overall: Positive. Got an offer out of it.