Great place to work because of the atmosphere.
I don't think there are any cons here, but I think it's mainly the workload that might be a con.
The interviewer was chill and mostly asked about coding problems, specifically algorithmic ones. I was asked by the recruiter to prepare for a pair coding round where I would be sharing my screen with the interviewer and asked to write code following
The initial round was fine. I was asked some questions about my preferences and LeetCode scores. Then, there was a technical round where I had to tackle a graph and an array question.
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The interviewer was chill and mostly asked about coding problems, specifically algorithmic ones. I was asked by the recruiter to prepare for a pair coding round where I would be sharing my screen with the interviewer and asked to write code following
The initial round was fine. I was asked some questions about my preferences and LeetCode scores. Then, there was a technical round where I had to tackle a graph and an array question.
A word on cover letters: they aren’t required (and may or may not be considered), so it’s your call on whether to include one. If you do decide to include a cover letter, many of the same suggestions we have for building a good resume apply here as