Pro: The work-life balance.
con: basic software tasks that were boring
The interview process was good and fairly not hard. There was only one interview, and I was asked technical questions based on my resume. Although I didn't make it, it was still a good process.
1 HR call 2 1-hour Coderpad interviews 1 6-hour onsite: * 5 rounds + 1 hour for lunch. * Each round had two engineers. * A few Coderpad-style questions, several design questions, and a few CS questions.
I had a total of 9 interviews over two days. The interviews increased in difficulty as I progressed, and the interviewers increased in rank as I progressed. On the first day, I spoke with a total of five people. The questions were very basic, and th
The interview process was good and fairly not hard. There was only one interview, and I was asked technical questions based on my resume. Although I didn't make it, it was still a good process.
1 HR call 2 1-hour Coderpad interviews 1 6-hour onsite: * 5 rounds + 1 hour for lunch. * Each round had two engineers. * A few Coderpad-style questions, several design questions, and a few CS questions.
I had a total of 9 interviews over two days. The interviews increased in difficulty as I progressed, and the interviewers increased in rank as I progressed. On the first day, I spoke with a total of five people. The questions were very basic, and th