I have been working in the company for about a month now. For now, the company makes me feel like my opinion matters.
They are constantly asking and seeking ways to improve, and I feel like that's valid for each employee that I've worked with at DraftKings. I really like the team that I am working with as well.
The company is bigger than what I am used to, so it's harder to orient myself. Everything seems well organized, though. I guess it's a matter of time for me to get used to it.
Good process. The interviewers were very nice. I did not do well in the OOD round, which is the reason why I failed it. But still, it was a great process.
Asked some basic OOP questions but spoke with the technical recruiter rather than an engineer. He asked something like, "Describe OOP?" (slightly more specific, but you get the idea). I asked if he wanted something specific in my answer, as this see
It's very disappointing how unprofessional the recruiters are at DraftKings. I finished my Technical Phone Interview (same question as everyone else) in early November. The question wasn't difficult, and the interviewer gave me positive feedback thro
Good process. The interviewers were very nice. I did not do well in the OOD round, which is the reason why I failed it. But still, it was a great process.
Asked some basic OOP questions but spoke with the technical recruiter rather than an engineer. He asked something like, "Describe OOP?" (slightly more specific, but you get the idea). I asked if he wanted something specific in my answer, as this see
It's very disappointing how unprofessional the recruiters are at DraftKings. I finished my Technical Phone Interview (same question as everyone else) in early November. The question wasn't difficult, and the interviewer gave me positive feedback thro