Everyone is incredibly friendly and helpful, and the intern program is incredibly welcoming. We were able to meet the CEO at the time, Devin Wenig, as interns and participate in the company hackathon.
I ended up not returning to eBay. I loved working there, but the work often feels the same way I assume most work in a large company does. This works for many people, but not for me.
Integrate more hackathon projects into the actual product.
There could be some bold new moves for the company.
I interviewed with eBay shortly after graduating college in December 2013. The interview was at PayPal's headquarters. The process consisted of: * Two phone interviews * A final onsite interview, which consisted of five hour-long one-on-one intervi
I had one technical phone interview and then three one-on-one on-site technical interviews. The interviews focused mostly on coding questions, including arrays and data structures, and a few brain-teaser type questions. The interview process seemed
The interview process was stated as two rounds of technical interviews and one round with the manager. The first round started on Zoom and began with a coding assessment. Two coding problems were given, followed by a few questions on Java. The secon
I interviewed with eBay shortly after graduating college in December 2013. The interview was at PayPal's headquarters. The process consisted of: * Two phone interviews * A final onsite interview, which consisted of five hour-long one-on-one intervi
I had one technical phone interview and then three one-on-one on-site technical interviews. The interviews focused mostly on coding questions, including arrays and data structures, and a few brain-teaser type questions. The interview process seemed
The interview process was stated as two rounds of technical interviews and one round with the manager. The first round started on Zoom and began with a coding assessment. Two coding problems were given, followed by a few questions on Java. The secon