Supportive management that cares about your career progression.
Not much, really. The benefits are great, and work-life balance is great.
I applied through my university's career page. I heard back from the recruiter afterward and scheduled an on-campus interview. This went well, and I subsequently had an on-site interview at the San Francisco office. The people interviewing me were
1. First day on campus interview. They would ask you algorithm problems, and you need to finish them perfectly. 2. Then, an on-site interview. It has two rounds, both with technical problems and behavioral questions. For example, they would ask abou
Overall, it was a good experience. It took almost two weeks from the first round to the offer and negotiation. The process included a standard four to five rounds: * Three problem-solving rounds * One design round * One recruiter round
I applied through my university's career page. I heard back from the recruiter afterward and scheduled an on-campus interview. This went well, and I subsequently had an on-site interview at the San Francisco office. The people interviewing me were
1. First day on campus interview. They would ask you algorithm problems, and you need to finish them perfectly. 2. Then, an on-site interview. It has two rounds, both with technical problems and behavioral questions. For example, they would ask abou
Overall, it was a good experience. It took almost two weeks from the first round to the offer and negotiation. The process included a standard four to five rounds: * Three problem-solving rounds * One design round * One recruiter round