Good benefits, great WLB, friendly people.
English culture is very conservative; career growth is difficult.
2 phone screens, 5 onsite interviews (1 day) Each person asked me a single technical question that I then worked through. They were unique and somewhat difficult. I also got to bring in a project that I'd worked on in the past and show that to one
I was referred by a friend who interned at Dropbox. I completed a 75-minute coding challenge and, though I thought I hadn't passed, I was invited to an on-campus interview. Similarly, I believed I had failed that interview, but I was then invited t
The whole process is painful. It started with a mini-loop, then a full loop on-site. After that, I was asked to do a take-home assignment. I had to wait and ping the recruiter in order to get a result for each step.
2 phone screens, 5 onsite interviews (1 day) Each person asked me a single technical question that I then worked through. They were unique and somewhat difficult. I also got to bring in a project that I'd worked on in the past and show that to one
I was referred by a friend who interned at Dropbox. I completed a 75-minute coding challenge and, though I thought I hadn't passed, I was invited to an on-campus interview. Similarly, I believed I had failed that interview, but I was then invited t
The whole process is painful. It started with a mini-loop, then a full loop on-site. After that, I was asked to do a take-home assignment. I had to wait and ping the recruiter in order to get a result for each step.