Great product and talented people.
The company is turning into a copilot company and churning upper management.
I applied online and after about one week, I received an email with the following steps: 1. **Code assignment.** It was pretty easy; they give you five hours, but it took less time to do a good job. 2. Three days after I submitted the code assign
There are many good intentions behind GitHub's process. They don't fall for the LeetCode-style interviews that you see everywhere now. They've opted for a real-world problem instead, which is a lot more interesting and fun to work on. Unfortunately,
Steps in the process: 1. Interview/meeting with the recruiter. 2. Meet with the hiring manager and advance to the final round. 3. The final round consisted of four interviews: * Coding (Pair-programming) - 90 minutes * Coding #2 (Pair-progra
I applied online and after about one week, I received an email with the following steps: 1. **Code assignment.** It was pretty easy; they give you five hours, but it took less time to do a good job. 2. Three days after I submitted the code assign
There are many good intentions behind GitHub's process. They don't fall for the LeetCode-style interviews that you see everywhere now. They've opted for a real-world problem instead, which is a lot more interesting and fun to work on. Unfortunately,
Steps in the process: 1. Interview/meeting with the recruiter. 2. Meet with the hiring manager and advance to the final round. 3. The final round consisted of four interviews: * Coding (Pair-programming) - 90 minutes * Coding #2 (Pair-progra