Dropbox is a great company to work for. There's opportunity to grow in the organization and learn new tech. The colleagues I worked with were super knowledgeable; I learned a lot from them. Remote work is great!
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I had two phone interviews with two different engineers, both very polite and courteous. The first one asked a few questions about projects I've worked on, teamwork, and processes in my current team, then we got started with the technical question.
I applied online through their job website. A few days later, I received a HackerRank challenge. This was followed by a phone interview with an engineer about a week later, and then an invitation to the on-site interview a week after that. The on-si
On-campus interview. I found a tech talk on Facebook and then submitted my resume online for an on-campus interview. They had an on-campus dinner the night before the interviews, which was kind of like a behavioral interview scenario. It wasn't tha
I had two phone interviews with two different engineers, both very polite and courteous. The first one asked a few questions about projects I've worked on, teamwork, and processes in my current team, then we got started with the technical question.
I applied online through their job website. A few days later, I received a HackerRank challenge. This was followed by a phone interview with an engineer about a week later, and then an invitation to the on-site interview a week after that. The on-si
On-campus interview. I found a tech talk on Facebook and then submitted my resume online for an on-campus interview. They had an on-campus dinner the night before the interviews, which was kind of like a behavioral interview scenario. It wasn't tha