It was a lot of fun to work here.
I can't think of any cons.
The interview process involved an online assessment, a phone interview, and an on-site evaluation. The on-site portion included two rounds of traditional technical interviews and one round of pair programming simulating a real-world scenario with an
Typical algorithms and data structures questions. They were kind of interesting as the interviewers tried to make their questions unique. I had two Skype interviews that went well. Unfortunately, I never heard back from them, even after sending an e
Several rounds occurred, with regular "alert code" questions. Pair programming wasn't really my favorite style. I felt like I was forced to just do something random. I prefer to learn a little more about the code's purpose before I just write code.
The interview process involved an online assessment, a phone interview, and an on-site evaluation. The on-site portion included two rounds of traditional technical interviews and one round of pair programming simulating a real-world scenario with an
Typical algorithms and data structures questions. They were kind of interesting as the interviewers tried to make their questions unique. I had two Skype interviews that went well. Unfortunately, I never heard back from them, even after sending an e
Several rounds occurred, with regular "alert code" questions. Pair programming wasn't really my favorite style. I felt like I was forced to just do something random. I prefer to learn a little more about the code's purpose before I just write code.