It's nice to work with smart people.
Tight working times, hard tasks.
I was interviewed over the phone and wrote code in a shared Google Document. The interviewer was very nice. We did a code exercise about parsing a file. After finishing the solution, we discussed how to optimize the code. Then, we had a chat about
A recruiter found me through GitHub and LinkedIn and emailed me one day. I agreed to go through the interview process for an SRE position. Since I was not actively looking for a job, the interview process was quite long and drawn-out, but I didn't mi
5 phone screens and 5 on-site interviews. First screen with HR, asking quick questions (e.g., what's the opposite of malloc?). Multiple shared document programming tests in C and Python. On-site: * 3 programming interviews (2 in C, 1 in Python) *
I was interviewed over the phone and wrote code in a shared Google Document. The interviewer was very nice. We did a code exercise about parsing a file. After finishing the solution, we discussed how to optimize the code. Then, we had a chat about
A recruiter found me through GitHub and LinkedIn and emailed me one day. I agreed to go through the interview process for an SRE position. Since I was not actively looking for a job, the interview process was quite long and drawn-out, but I didn't mi
5 phone screens and 5 on-site interviews. First screen with HR, asking quick questions (e.g., what's the opposite of malloc?). Multiple shared document programming tests in C and Python. On-site: * 3 programming interviews (2 in C, 1 in Python) *