Good Compensation
Tech stack is good and offers more learning opportunities.
It's hard to manage work-life balance.
Took one round of phone interview and then one onsite interview. Interviewed with about three people onsite. They asked what I did in the past and some questions about language and algorithms. Obviously, the person did not know the right answer, an
Met with 3 pairs of software engineers from different teams. They weren't game teams, but more central teams. Most of the interviews were conducted by engineers, and then you would have a team leader or manager next. I learned some general list manip
I was contacted by telephone by HR and programmed for an online interview. I had 30 minutes for two problems: 1. An inorder traversal of a binary search tree. 2. Given two rectangles intersecting or overlapping together in any corner, how do I dete
Took one round of phone interview and then one onsite interview. Interviewed with about three people onsite. They asked what I did in the past and some questions about language and algorithms. Obviously, the person did not know the right answer, an
Met with 3 pairs of software engineers from different teams. They weren't game teams, but more central teams. Most of the interviews were conducted by engineers, and then you would have a team leader or manager next. I learned some general list manip
I was contacted by telephone by HR and programmed for an online interview. I had 30 minutes for two problems: 1. An inorder traversal of a binary search tree. 2. Given two rectangles intersecting or overlapping together in any corner, how do I dete