After a brief phone call with the recruiter, I've gone through two live coding phone interviews. They both took place on CodePad while on a phone call with the interviewer. I was allowed to use any mainstream programming language I wanted.
In-person "screen interview" of 3.5 hours. Worked through some technical problems; it was fairly easy. Nothing too hard. Felt like an overall positive experience, although my interviewers were recent graduates and I have 14 years of job experience.
Dropbox recruited at my school. I had an interview with two people there. A week later, they invited me to their San Francisco office for an onsite interview. They paid for all my expenses. The day of the interview, they gave me a quick tour of the
After a brief phone call with the recruiter, I've gone through two live coding phone interviews. They both took place on CodePad while on a phone call with the interviewer. I was allowed to use any mainstream programming language I wanted.
In-person "screen interview" of 3.5 hours. Worked through some technical problems; it was fairly easy. Nothing too hard. Felt like an overall positive experience, although my interviewers were recent graduates and I have 14 years of job experience.
Dropbox recruited at my school. I had an interview with two people there. A week later, they invited me to their San Francisco office for an onsite interview. They paid for all my expenses. The day of the interview, they gave me a quick tour of the