I worked remotely, and it was a really great online experience.
It wasn't exactly the work I wanted to be doing.
The interview process was pretty simple. I had one interview with the recruiter and one interview with 3 hiring managers for about an hour, which went pretty smoothly. They asked questions about my interests and my background.
It was a one-step interview process: a phone call followed by an in-person interview with my future supervisor. There were no hard questions; they were just related to the role.
They were asking a lot of questions about scaling and object-oriented programming principles. The interviewer was nice to me, even though I was struggling with most of the questions. Make sure that you are clear on higher-level stuff.
The interview process was pretty simple. I had one interview with the recruiter and one interview with 3 hiring managers for about an hour, which went pretty smoothly. They asked questions about my interests and my background.
It was a one-step interview process: a phone call followed by an in-person interview with my future supervisor. There were no hard questions; they were just related to the role.
They were asking a lot of questions about scaling and object-oriented programming principles. The interviewer was nice to me, even though I was struggling with most of the questions. Make sure that you are clear on higher-level stuff.