DraftKings is a fun place to work.
All of the people I work with are skilled in their field and are easygoing, but focused on the job at hand. It makes for a great combination that makes me look forward to work and more confident in what I do.
Commuting to downtown Boston can be difficult, what with traffic, the MBTA, and the weather.
Management is doing well. I have no advice to offer.
I got a call from a staffing agency, then the online coding challenge interview was scheduled. * Online Coding Challenge * Organization Chart - Add, Remove, Move, Print employee hierarchy [90 Mins] * Followed by HR
So I talked to a tech screen guy and got "great" feedback. Then I did a phone interview and got "great" feedback. Then I was invited to an onsite, which was supposed to be 4 different interviews. I was asked a question containing multiple parts. My
I was contacted by a recruiter. After that, a phone interview lasting about an hour, with an easy task and some Big O notation-related questions. It was followed by an on-site interview for about 4 hours. First two rounds were technical, and the fol
I got a call from a staffing agency, then the online coding challenge interview was scheduled. * Online Coding Challenge * Organization Chart - Add, Remove, Move, Print employee hierarchy [90 Mins] * Followed by HR
So I talked to a tech screen guy and got "great" feedback. Then I did a phone interview and got "great" feedback. Then I was invited to an onsite, which was supposed to be 4 different interviews. I was asked a question containing multiple parts. My
I was contacted by a recruiter. After that, a phone interview lasting about an hour, with an easy task and some Big O notation-related questions. It was followed by an on-site interview for about 4 hours. First two rounds were technical, and the fol