A great place to be
A great place to be
- My manager seems to really care about my well-being, and the company as a whole seems to care about its employees.
- Good culture; the CEO's vision seems to be in the right place.
- Growing fast.
Working in Pittsburgh places you far from beaches and mountains.
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I interviewed at Duolingo in March 2016. I applied online, and the process took about three weeks. The recruiter contacted me to set up a phone interview within the week. I had a second phone interview within a few days of the first. Finally, I sche
Software Engineer
I was given a neat Duolingo-specific HackerRank. After that submission, there was an hour-long technical phone interview. That one was really fun; the interviewer was incredibly friendly and left me super excited for the company and future rounds. U
Software Engineer
The interview process included: * Two online coding questions (first round). * A final all-day round that was a virtual interview, featuring more coding questions, pair programming, and a conversation with management.
Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesMarch 1, 2016I interviewed at Duolingo in March 2016. I applied online, and the process took about three weeks. The recruiter contacted me to set up a phone interview within the week. I had a second phone interview within a few days of the first. Finally, I sche
Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesNovember 21, 2020I was given a neat Duolingo-specific HackerRank. After that submission, there was an hour-long technical phone interview. That one was really fun; the interviewer was incredibly friendly and left me super excited for the company and future rounds. U
Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesOctober 1, 2020The interview process included: * Two online coding questions (first round). * A final all-day round that was a virtual interview, featuring more coding questions, pair programming, and a conversation with management.
