They are a big company, so you can grow in your career.
The engineers have a big ego, so be prepared for that.
The entire process lasted for about a month, with the usual interview loops for most large companies: * Phone screen with recruiter * Technical phone screen * Virtual onsite I didn't get an offer, as there were a few bar raisers. It was a str
The directions for what to expect were clear. The interview was fair and straightforward. I probably bit off a bit more than I could chew, but a competent developer (I'm self-taught and currently learning more official docs) would do just fine.
Applied online and heard back from the recruiter within a few weeks. - Felt like playing the "system," with little time to understand the actual role or work that would be done. - No LeetCode questions. For all its flaws, it creates a consistent way
The entire process lasted for about a month, with the usual interview loops for most large companies: * Phone screen with recruiter * Technical phone screen * Virtual onsite I didn't get an offer, as there were a few bar raisers. It was a str
The directions for what to expect were clear. The interview was fair and straightforward. I probably bit off a bit more than I could chew, but a competent developer (I'm self-taught and currently learning more official docs) would do just fine.
Applied online and heard back from the recruiter within a few weeks. - Felt like playing the "system," with little time to understand the actual role or work that would be done. - No LeetCode questions. For all its flaws, it creates a consistent way