Salary, clean office, amiable colleagues, flexible work schedule, and other perks.
Highly proprietary systems, minimal supervision, questionable work-life balance, brutal competition.
I was brought into the New York City office for five forty-five minute problem sessions. One session was with two interviewers, and the other four were with a single interviewer. In each session, I was asked to solve a technical problem, writing my
It was a very long and strenuous interview. Nobody wanted to be here. The manager was not it.
I had two recruiters during the process. Both were nice, and the interviewers were generally pleasant. Consider it a collaborative effort to solve interesting problems. I went through almost every stage, but somehow did not get the final VP's bless
I was brought into the New York City office for five forty-five minute problem sessions. One session was with two interviewers, and the other four were with a single interviewer. In each session, I was asked to solve a technical problem, writing my
It was a very long and strenuous interview. Nobody wanted to be here. The manager was not it.
I had two recruiters during the process. Both were nice, and the interviewers were generally pleasant. Consider it a collaborative effort to solve interesting problems. I went through almost every stage, but somehow did not get the final VP's bless