Work culture that encourages work-life balance with fun team activities every week.
I love that eBay matches employee charity donations.
Everyone is willing to help across the team and department.
Free learning programs and free books.
Good health care, 401k matching, employee stock purchase plan.
Workload is reasonable.
Lots of redundancy in the workforce so you can take a vacation without worrying about having to provide support.
Lots of different tech is being utilized across the company so you can always find something that interests you.
If you would like to work in a fast-paced startup-like environment where things get done quickly (with sacrifices), then this isn't it.
I feel like eBay places a high priority on employee and customer well-being, and that's great. Please keep that up.
It was the worst interview experience I have ever had. Interviewers were rude and seemed to have no clue about software engineering. Moreover, I was never given a chance to ask any questions about the culture, engineering team, etc. It was literal
Telephone interview: Questions were based on SQL, Linux, and Java. He asked about some basic commands from Linux, SQL, and OOPs concepts.
The details are fuzzy, but it had to do with some data manipulation using HashMaps, Comparator, etc. I was just given a question prompt and then asked to manipulate the data. I think to filter some records. I was expecting LeetCode, so I wasn't as
It was the worst interview experience I have ever had. Interviewers were rude and seemed to have no clue about software engineering. Moreover, I was never given a chance to ask any questions about the culture, engineering team, etc. It was literal
Telephone interview: Questions were based on SQL, Linux, and Java. He asked about some basic commands from Linux, SQL, and OOPs concepts.
The details are fuzzy, but it had to do with some data manipulation using HashMaps, Comparator, etc. I was just given a question prompt and then asked to manipulate the data. I think to filter some records. I was expecting LeetCode, so I wasn't as