Good work-life balance. Great teams.
A little unorganized.
Lunch not covered.
I checked out Expedia at a university career fair and secured an on-campus interview. The interview was fairly straightforward. I was asked a couple of basic coding questions, as well as a couple of behavioral questions. I received an on-site inter
After the career fair, I had a phone interview. Most of my friends got coding questions like '2 Sum.' For me, I'm not sure what the question was. I did answer the question well, so I don't know why I was rejected.
There were two interviews, each half an hour long. Both were technical interviews. The interview was pretty easy. They asked what I would like to work on and about things I have done in the past. This included: * What modules I had studied * What
I checked out Expedia at a university career fair and secured an on-campus interview. The interview was fairly straightforward. I was asked a couple of basic coding questions, as well as a couple of behavioral questions. I received an on-site inter
After the career fair, I had a phone interview. Most of my friends got coding questions like '2 Sum.' For me, I'm not sure what the question was. I did answer the question well, so I don't know why I was rejected.
There were two interviews, each half an hour long. Both were technical interviews. The interview was pretty easy. They asked what I would like to work on and about things I have done in the past. This included: * What modules I had studied * What