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.
I was given a USB drive containing three programming questions. I had 30 minutes to complete as much as I could. The questions were also available on paper, but there weren't enough for all the interviewees. Afterward, I took the USB drive with my
You will get a phone call from the recruiter asking you some general questions; then, you will be asked some specific questions by another person some days later through a phone call.
I applied online and was contacted by the recruiter within two days. The first round was a 45-minute phone interview. It included one simple question and some basic JavaScript questions. After two weeks, I had an on-site interview. There were five r
I was given a USB drive containing three programming questions. I had 30 minutes to complete as much as I could. The questions were also available on paper, but there weren't enough for all the interviewees. Afterward, I took the USB drive with my
You will get a phone call from the recruiter asking you some general questions; then, you will be asked some specific questions by another person some days later through a phone call.
I applied online and was contacted by the recruiter within two days. The first round was a 45-minute phone interview. It included one simple question and some basic JavaScript questions. After two weeks, I had an on-site interview. There were five r