Great benefits, great people, great food. The work is interesting to do, and the Tuckshop is the best food I've had.
It's in San Francisco. The Caltrain is bad on its best days and unusable whenever an accident occurs, which seems to be at least once a week since the start of 2015.
Open an engineering office in South Bay. There are many engineers who do not like the city, and the commute is bad. This would open up a larger pool of engineers, particularly ones who currently live in South Bay for Google, Apple, Facebook, etc.
Standard interview process. First, I received a HackerRank challenge, then a 1-hour phone interview, and finally an onsite interview. The questions asked were pretty standard "Cracking the Coding Interview" questions, but I would say they leaned to
A couple of phone screens, then a ton of on-site interviews in one day. Everyone was friendly, but the questions were hard. Since then, I've been on the other side of dozens of interviews, as the interviewer. One of the more common pitfalls is just
I submitted my resume online through the website. They got back to me a couple of weeks later, and I had three phone interviews over a couple of weeks. The first interview was mostly a conversation about my past projects, followed by a few related t
Standard interview process. First, I received a HackerRank challenge, then a 1-hour phone interview, and finally an onsite interview. The questions asked were pretty standard "Cracking the Coding Interview" questions, but I would say they leaned to
A couple of phone screens, then a ton of on-site interviews in one day. Everyone was friendly, but the questions were hard. Since then, I've been on the other side of dozens of interviews, as the interviewer. One of the more common pitfalls is just
I submitted my resume online through the website. They got back to me a couple of weeks later, and I had three phone interviews over a couple of weeks. The first interview was mostly a conversation about my past projects, followed by a few related t