I interned at eBay.
Good pay, work-life balance, etc. It was easy to get along with everyone, and people were ready to help.
Not all products are nice and innovative. Few new products are innovative and exciting to work on, but some old products are just maintained. If you get into such a team, there is not much to learn.
Phone interview: 45 minutes. Start by discussing your experience, then a coding question, and finally you can ask one question to the interviewer. The conversation was friendly, open, fast-moving, and fluid.
I was sending a link to a platform similar to Leetcode. The interview was joined on a video call, and she basically described the problem we were trying to solve. I had to type it into this IDE. She was kind, clear, and helpful.
The hiring manager met with me, and then I had a technical interview with other developers and technical personnel. The hiring manager asked me many questions about myself and my teamwork abilities. This conversation was primarily focused on getting
Phone interview: 45 minutes. Start by discussing your experience, then a coding question, and finally you can ask one question to the interviewer. The conversation was friendly, open, fast-moving, and fluid.
I was sending a link to a platform similar to Leetcode. The interview was joined on a video call, and she basically described the problem we were trying to solve. I had to type it into this IDE. She was kind, clear, and helpful.
The hiring manager met with me, and then I had a technical interview with other developers and technical personnel. The hiring manager asked me many questions about myself and my teamwork abilities. This conversation was primarily focused on getting