Typically, five people were on-site, posing a mix of design and coding questions. The coding questions were pretty standard, with three in total. The disappointing part was that the interviewing seemed very mechanical. There was no real conversation
It was one of the longest processes I had with interviewing. But the interview itself was a very pleasant experience. The interviewers were very nice, but it was just a long process to get the final offer.
I responded to a recruiter's reach-out. The recruiter and I chatted over the phone about what I was looking for. I mentioned I was looking for NYC-only teams and was given an onsite without a phone screen because I had interviewed with them in the pa
Typically, five people were on-site, posing a mix of design and coding questions. The coding questions were pretty standard, with three in total. The disappointing part was that the interviewing seemed very mechanical. There was no real conversation
It was one of the longest processes I had with interviewing. But the interview itself was a very pleasant experience. The interviewers were very nice, but it was just a long process to get the final offer.
I responded to a recruiter's reach-out. The recruiter and I chatted over the phone about what I was looking for. I mentioned I was looking for NYC-only teams and was given an onsite without a phone screen because I had interviewed with them in the pa