Many talented SEs are happy to teach. The mentorship program is top-notch.
Fast-paced. You must put in hours outside of work on your own to keep up.
First, there was a phone screen where I was asked questions about CS fundamentals (data structures, mostly). Then, I was asked to walk through a solution to an algorithm question over the phone. Next, I had a take-home test which took me approximat
Only got to the online portion of the interview, with typical LeetCode questions. I don't know what it would have been like after that. The process was generally quick, and they were fast to make a decision.
Online Assessment, 3 questions, not too hard, but you can't try running it on any real test cases. All they provide are basic examples to test code on. Once you think you're ready, you submit. After that is a phone screen, which is basically all tri
First, there was a phone screen where I was asked questions about CS fundamentals (data structures, mostly). Then, I was asked to walk through a solution to an algorithm question over the phone. Next, I had a take-home test which took me approximat
Only got to the online portion of the interview, with typical LeetCode questions. I don't know what it would have been like after that. The process was generally quick, and they were fast to make a decision.
Online Assessment, 3 questions, not too hard, but you can't try running it on any real test cases. All they provide are basic examples to test code on. Once you think you're ready, you submit. After that is a phone screen, which is basically all tri