High bar. Amazing colleagues. Great pay. Great perks. Some of the highest scale systems of the world.
Things at times get too political.
There is scope infringement.
The work is not so interesting in many teams.
It is basically testing your ability and knowledge about real-life projects and algorithms. It is very hard if you don't prepare enough for it. You should spend at least a few months preparing for the interview.
First, a recruiter will contact you. Then, you'll have a phone screening (or two). Next, prepare for four onsite coding questions and one "behavior" question. If the position is open, you'll undergo team matching. Finally, an offer will be made.
1. Contacted by HR, got a direct onsite since I interviewed with them before. 2. Onsite: Medium to hard LeetCode problems. I could solve the first three without much trouble. I struggled a bit with the 4th and 5th, and suspect they were dealbreakers
It is basically testing your ability and knowledge about real-life projects and algorithms. It is very hard if you don't prepare enough for it. You should spend at least a few months preparing for the interview.
First, a recruiter will contact you. Then, you'll have a phone screening (or two). Next, prepare for four onsite coding questions and one "behavior" question. If the position is open, you'll undergo team matching. Finally, an offer will be made.
1. Contacted by HR, got a direct onsite since I interviewed with them before. 2. Onsite: Medium to hard LeetCode problems. I could solve the first three without much trouble. I struggled a bit with the 4th and 5th, and suspect they were dealbreakers