Surrounded by some of the brightest minds, and everyone was very understanding and nice. Figma makes a huge effort not to hire rude people. Even full-timers I've spoken to tell me they've never had to deal with one.
Sometimes long hours when reaching deadlines. I worked a little overtime as an intern, but a lot of it was internal pressure. I was also told I was inexperienced during my midpoint evaluation, which was not constructive.
The first part was a coding screen. Next was a full loop that included: * Two coding questions * A system design question * A behavioral interview * A description of a recent project from the past few years.
The interview process starts with a recruiter call, followed by a technical assessment over Zoom, a hiring manager interview, and finally an onsite visit. It was a fairly straightforward process, and everyone was friendly. I recommend studying a bit
The process took a few weeks. It began with an initial chat with a hiring manager, followed by two days of interviews split by a week. From a structural perspective, the interview is reasonable and what you would expect. However, the interviewers w
The first part was a coding screen. Next was a full loop that included: * Two coding questions * A system design question * A behavioral interview * A description of a recent project from the past few years.
The interview process starts with a recruiter call, followed by a technical assessment over Zoom, a hiring manager interview, and finally an onsite visit. It was a fairly straightforward process, and everyone was friendly. I recommend studying a bit
The process took a few weeks. It began with an initial chat with a hiring manager, followed by two days of interviews split by a week. From a structural perspective, the interview is reasonable and what you would expect. However, the interviewers w