Experience a long period
Experience a long period
The benefits are great; it's a very nice workplace.
Great local managers.
Many wonderful people.
The top management decision-making process (at the top level in US headquarters) and their global approach are sometimes unclear and strange.
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Principal Software Engineer
Very thorough process that involved a phone screen, followed by an on-site interview with ~6 others. The on-site interview started with a small/simple paper exercise on basic programming questions. This appeared to be used to seed one of the intervi
Principal Software Engineer
It went for about 4-5 rounds. We talked about the role, related background knowledge, and some simple to medium level algorithm problems. There was another round for BQ. It's more focused on your ability to work, not just the ability to solve algori
Principal Software Engineer
The overall impression is quite disappointing. The recruiter didn't even take the time, after I went through 3 interviews, to communicate the results or feedback (negative, I presume) after the technical interview. Management and technical people see
Principal Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesMarch 1, 2014Very thorough process that involved a phone screen, followed by an on-site interview with ~6 others. The on-site interview started with a small/simple paper exercise on basic programming questions. This appeared to be used to seed one of the intervi
Principal Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2020It went for about 4-5 rounds. We talked about the role, related background knowledge, and some simple to medium level algorithm problems. There was another round for BQ. It's more focused on your ability to work, not just the ability to solve algori
Principal Software Engineer
ReunionNovember 9, 2022The overall impression is quite disappointing. The recruiter didn't even take the time, after I went through 3 interviews, to communicate the results or feedback (negative, I presume) after the technical interview. Management and technical people see
