Friendly people, cool campus, good food.
Still using old technologies, very old-school policies (such as no remote work).
The actual interview process was pretty easy; no technical questions. They kept trying to push me to join the Infrastructure-As-Code team instead of Software Developer, even though that was the main team I was interested in. They rejected me, I think
Pretty much the same as everyone has described here. It was a GRE type of test which was online, followed by a Phone Interview (resume review), and then Onsite tests (New Language Test, 5 problems, 20-minute presentation, HR round, Math, and quick fi
Started with a conversation with an engineering manager for the phone screen. Then a skills assessment that took roughly 4 hours to complete. The process was overall clear, and expectations were clearly communicated.
The actual interview process was pretty easy; no technical questions. They kept trying to push me to join the Infrastructure-As-Code team instead of Software Developer, even though that was the main team I was interested in. They rejected me, I think
Pretty much the same as everyone has described here. It was a GRE type of test which was online, followed by a Phone Interview (resume review), and then Onsite tests (New Language Test, 5 problems, 20-minute presentation, HR round, Math, and quick fi
Started with a conversation with an engineering manager for the phone screen. Then a skills assessment that took roughly 4 hours to complete. The process was overall clear, and expectations were clearly communicated.