It's hard to get a better job, honestly
It's hard to get a better job, honestly
- Fantastic, well-intentioned, hard-working people.
- Genuinely interesting projects with massive scale and impact.
- Large degree of independence and trust.
- Insanely competitive.
- Everyone around you tries just as hard; it's not easy to get promoted.
- The pay could be better, honestly.
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First technical interview, they asked me to create a class. This class should take a keyboard configuration and the size of the keyboard. Given coordinates, it should return the corresponding key. The creation of the class also includes a list of ve
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Live coding interview - couldn't understand the accent of the Chinese interviewer. The question was easy, but it was hard to communicate clearly with the interviewer. The communication was an essential part of cracking the interview.
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Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, PolandDecember 1, 2024First technical interview, they asked me to create a class. This class should take a keyboard configuration and the size of the keyboard. Given coordinates, it should return the corresponding key. The creation of the class also includes a list of ve
Site Reliability Engineer
Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, PolandMay 21, 2025I've applied three months in a row, twice with a referral. My first interview was a simple screening, followed by three interviews in the same day: * Two technical interviews * One "googliness" interview (covering conflicts handling, differing opin
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Poland, Indiana, United StatesMay 1, 2023Live coding interview - couldn't understand the accent of the Chinese interviewer. The question was easy, but it was hard to communicate clearly with the interviewer. The communication was an essential part of cracking the interview.
