Great culture. New technologies are adopted fast, so you always learn new things and are always facing new challenges. There are plenty of opportunities to make a real impact and develop big features.
There are many in-house tools built to improve devs' velocity. I feel like all of these tools prevented me from developing many important DevOps skills, but I guess it's like that in any big R&D.
I was doing a Zoom interview. At first, I was told to tell about myself. Then, I was asked a few algorithm questions. At the end, I had to plan a system for creating shortened URLs.
Process: - 3 technical interviews - Team level - Group level (technical, more talking and logical questions) - R&D VP level (systems) - HR interview Overall, the people I met with were kind, courteous, and seemed great. I was thrown for a loop
I went to the company headquarters and took a test. They treated me very well. The food and other things were great, and the people were very nice. The job looked very interesting. What a shame!
I was doing a Zoom interview. At first, I was told to tell about myself. Then, I was asked a few algorithm questions. At the end, I had to plan a system for creating shortened URLs.
Process: - 3 technical interviews - Team level - Group level (technical, more talking and logical questions) - R&D VP level (systems) - HR interview Overall, the people I met with were kind, courteous, and seemed great. I was thrown for a loop
I went to the company headquarters and took a test. They treated me very well. The food and other things were great, and the people were very nice. The job looked very interesting. What a shame!