Working with really sharp engineers is great. I don't have to worry about other people following through.
I can trust that feedback is thoughtful and on point.
Fantastic perks, great company values that people seem to take to heart.
It can be intimidating to start. The interview process is hard, and we hold ourselves to a high standard. I had some imposter syndrome at the outset.
I completed the phone screen. The interviewer appeared to be recently out of school. As requested, I began by describing my experience. I was given a coding problem, as consistent "code monkey" skills are evidently the top requirement. I solved the
A recruiter contacted me after I applied online. We scheduled a phone interview. On the day of the phone interview, the interviewer did not call at all. After waiting for 20 minutes, I emailed the recruiter, and the interview was rescheduled to a la
I applied online and was called up by an HR woman not long after. I had to do a few phone interviews, and they all went very well. I'm very experienced in what I do, and it was soon made clear by my interviewers that they were very impressed and wan
I completed the phone screen. The interviewer appeared to be recently out of school. As requested, I began by describing my experience. I was given a coding problem, as consistent "code monkey" skills are evidently the top requirement. I solved the
A recruiter contacted me after I applied online. We scheduled a phone interview. On the day of the phone interview, the interviewer did not call at all. After waiting for 20 minutes, I emailed the recruiter, and the interview was rescheduled to a la
I applied online and was called up by an HR woman not long after. I had to do a few phone interviews, and they all went very well. I'm very experienced in what I do, and it was soon made clear by my interviewers that they were very impressed and wan