GoDaddy has great people and mentors.
There isn't anything negative about it, except it not being in the Bay Area.
I received a call in February 2019 for an interview with a Sr. Site Reliability Engineer. The interview focused on my experience, internship, and one of my portfolio projects. Two weeks later, I was offered an onsite interview. However, the very next
I had a HackerRank assessment with 3 questions. 2 of which were quite challenging recursion/dynamic programming questions. I somehow got a 1-hour phone screen through CodePair, which involved 2 much simpler coding questions, and I'm now waiting to h
It was an on-campus opportunity. First, there was an online assessment (1 hour) on HackerRank: * 4 aptitude-based MCQs (all easy, 14 minutes) * 1 SQL query (easy, 10 minutes) * 2 DSA problems (1 easy and 1 medium, 36 minutes) Followed by Int
I received a call in February 2019 for an interview with a Sr. Site Reliability Engineer. The interview focused on my experience, internship, and one of my portfolio projects. Two weeks later, I was offered an onsite interview. However, the very next
I had a HackerRank assessment with 3 questions. 2 of which were quite challenging recursion/dynamic programming questions. I somehow got a 1-hour phone screen through CodePair, which involved 2 much simpler coding questions, and I'm now waiting to h
It was an on-campus opportunity. First, there was an online assessment (1 hour) on HackerRank: * 4 aptitude-based MCQs (all easy, 14 minutes) * 1 SQL query (easy, 10 minutes) * 2 DSA problems (1 easy and 1 medium, 36 minutes) Followed by Int