OA is fair, but there are too many questions. You need to spend a lot of time reading the requirements. If you have an error, you won't see the reason why your code can't compile.
I interviewed for Dropbox in Seattle. Initially, my recruiter informed me that I would have a phone screen, a two-hour onsite interview at the Seattle office, and a full-day loop at the headquarters. The first phone screen seemed to go well. The int
I was contacted for an interview the day after the on-campus job fair. The recruiter was very friendly and prompt in responding. The initial interview was set up for the following day, and a second interview was scheduled for the day after that (pr
OA is fair, but there are too many questions. You need to spend a lot of time reading the requirements. If you have an error, you won't see the reason why your code can't compile.
I interviewed for Dropbox in Seattle. Initially, my recruiter informed me that I would have a phone screen, a two-hour onsite interview at the Seattle office, and a full-day loop at the headquarters. The first phone screen seemed to go well. The int
I was contacted for an interview the day after the on-campus job fair. The recruiter was very friendly and prompt in responding. The initial interview was set up for the following day, and a second interview was scheduled for the day after that (pr