Dropbox cares a lot about its employees and their work-life balance. It's a fun place to work with super talented and friendly people. There's also a lot of variety in the types of problems to solve and work to be done.
Context switching between shifting priorities sometimes hampers productivity.
- Online coding challenge - System design - Technical screen involving concurrency/handling race conditions - One tech screen was more difficult. For this one, they didn't expect a working solution, and the interviewers encouraged creating unimplemen
About two weeks after submitting my resume, a Dropbox recruiter reached out to organize a phone screen. After establishing that I require a US visa and the application deadline was fast approaching, two phone interviews were scheduled back-to-back on
Standard process. I had to apply online, then had a phone screen and was invited to an onsite interview. The phone screening involved similar questions to those seen before. The onsite interview was around 6 hours long. Feedback was given a week or
- Online coding challenge - System design - Technical screen involving concurrency/handling race conditions - One tech screen was more difficult. For this one, they didn't expect a working solution, and the interviewers encouraged creating unimplemen
About two weeks after submitting my resume, a Dropbox recruiter reached out to organize a phone screen. After establishing that I require a US visa and the application deadline was fast approaching, two phone interviews were scheduled back-to-back on
Standard process. I had to apply online, then had a phone screen and was invited to an onsite interview. The phone screening involved similar questions to those seen before. The onsite interview was around 6 hours long. Feedback was given a week or