Dropbox has a lot of awesome perks and really nice people.
Some issues with inexperienced leadership.
Train your managers and invest in more diversity programs.
I came in for an onsite tech screen, something that Dropbox offers for people who are interviewing locally. Two interviews back to back, both whiteboarding questions. The questions themselves were pretty standard, but the way I was treated in the in
Had a 75-minute HackerRank challenge with one question. Passed all tests and optimized the solution. Was called for an onsite interview, which included two technical and one behavioral interview, and a lunch meeting to ask questions. Everyone was ver
The interview process involved a phone interview followed by an on-site interview. There was only one question for the phone interview, and about four rounds for the on-site. The company treated the candidates very well. I enjoyed the two days in S
I came in for an onsite tech screen, something that Dropbox offers for people who are interviewing locally. Two interviews back to back, both whiteboarding questions. The questions themselves were pretty standard, but the way I was treated in the in
Had a 75-minute HackerRank challenge with one question. Passed all tests and optimized the solution. Was called for an onsite interview, which included two technical and one behavioral interview, and a lunch meeting to ask questions. Everyone was ver
The interview process involved a phone interview followed by an on-site interview. There was only one question for the phone interview, and about four rounds for the on-site. The company treated the candidates very well. I enjoyed the two days in S