Really smart people, a great collaborative environment, good perks, flexible WFH and WLB, and interesting challenges to solve.
Can be a bit political depending on your roles. The product org could use some talent improvement (some, not all).
Your vision and mission are great. Now you have to execute.
Applied through an on-campus career fair. Had a great chat at the fair and was later contacted by the campus recruiter to schedule a HackerRank coding challenge within the next few weeks.
Apply online and then receive the online test, which has just one question. After finishing it, several days later comes the phone interview. Following the phone interview, I was rejected the next day.
I dropped off my resume at a university career fair and received an invitation to participate in a one-hour coding challenge shortly after. The coding challenge was conducted through HackerRank but in a designated room on campus. I wasn't able to fi
Applied through an on-campus career fair. Had a great chat at the fair and was later contacted by the campus recruiter to schedule a HackerRank coding challenge within the next few weeks.
Apply online and then receive the online test, which has just one question. After finishing it, several days later comes the phone interview. Following the phone interview, I was rejected the next day.
I dropped off my resume at a university career fair and received an invitation to participate in a one-hour coding challenge shortly after. The coding challenge was conducted through HackerRank but in a designated room on campus. I wasn't able to fi