Amazing food, great company mission, excellent pay, beautiful campus, and absurdly good health insurance options.
Work/life balance (team dependent). Unfair to non-Software Developer roles. Technologies used are largely irrelevant. Projects often lose priority relative to miscellaneous bug fixes. Few satisfying projects.
Didn't get very far, but it started with an email to me through my school job search site. Afterwards, a phone interview and later a technical assessment. Everyone I spoke to was very nice, but you can tell they go through a lot of applicants and hav
Taken onsite to tour the campus, which was very nice. Had an interview where I presented one of my projects on a whiteboard, and another very easy "programming" interview (more like a conversation). Took us out to dinner twice, to ramen and a fancy
I only had an assessment and phone screening interview. In the interview, they asked the typical questions, like why this job/company, and they asked to describe a project that I did in the past. They are also very quick to update on the status of my
Didn't get very far, but it started with an email to me through my school job search site. Afterwards, a phone interview and later a technical assessment. Everyone I spoke to was very nice, but you can tell they go through a lot of applicants and hav
Taken onsite to tour the campus, which was very nice. Had an interview where I presented one of my projects on a whiteboard, and another very easy "programming" interview (more like a conversation). Took us out to dinner twice, to ramen and a fancy
I only had an assessment and phone screening interview. In the interview, they asked the typical questions, like why this job/company, and they asked to describe a project that I did in the past. They are also very quick to update on the status of my