There is a good work-life balance.
There are not many cons.
I had a brief HR call, followed by a technical Hangouts interview 10 days later. I fumbled with the problem a bit but came up with the algorithm after a few unsolicited hints. It went smoothly from there. I quickly wrote the implementation, and the
I am not a CS major. They asked one question about communication through the internet, then several simple algorithm questions.
One talk at the University, lasting 40 minutes. Someone came to give a lecture and then check some candidates. Later, there were two phone calls, each lasting one to two hours. These involved a quick talk about myself and answering algorithmic quest
I had a brief HR call, followed by a technical Hangouts interview 10 days later. I fumbled with the problem a bit but came up with the algorithm after a few unsolicited hints. It went smoothly from there. I quickly wrote the implementation, and the
I am not a CS major. They asked one question about communication through the internet, then several simple algorithm questions.
One talk at the University, lasting 40 minutes. Someone came to give a lecture and then check some candidates. Later, there were two phone calls, each lasting one to two hours. These involved a quick talk about myself and answering algorithmic quest