Good perks, salary, and bonus; smart coworkers; very liberal and open-minded; lots of activities and opportunities to learn.
The company is growing really big, so for lower-level engineers it's harder to make a significant impact.
Most tools are internal only, so if you switch companies, you'll need to relearn the whole development stack.
Applied online and got the OA within a couple of weeks. Did a technical phone interview 3 weeks later. Had a prep session for tips. Then, had the onsite interview, which had 4 technical interviews and lunch with one of the members. Received n
My interview was a 45-minute call. I was asked to develop some code in a Google Doc. The last few minutes were reserved for questions about the company. Prior to the interview, I chose my language. The first question was a warm-up. The second questi
Applied online and received a call for a 45-minute phone screen.
Applied online and got the OA within a couple of weeks. Did a technical phone interview 3 weeks later. Had a prep session for tips. Then, had the onsite interview, which had 4 technical interviews and lunch with one of the members. Received n
My interview was a 45-minute call. I was asked to develop some code in a Google Doc. The last few minutes were reserved for questions about the company. Prior to the interview, I chose my language. The first question was a warm-up. The second questi
Applied online and received a call for a 45-minute phone screen.