Great perks for people serious about their work
Great perks for people serious about their work
A lot of perks to make the campus feel like home. This is important because you'll be spending the majority of your hours awake here to keep up with the level of work and industriousness of your peers.
Not too much. Sometimes people get burned out, but the culture makes it difficult to present anything other than success and happiness.
Keep doing what you're doing. More support to all levels of employees.
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Software Engineer II
Get a phone call and do coding challenges in Notepad, like a shareable link with the interviewer. The actual interviewer was extremely pleasant to deal with and was very clear and precise in explaining anything I asked.
Software Engineer II
Round 1 has two 45-minute sections, one technical and one behavioral. The technical interview asked a medium-level question. The behavioral interview asked me 3-4 questions. Some asked about my past experiences. Others presented a scenario and aske
Software Engineer II
The interview process was difficult. I'd say study LeetCode and do medium to hard questions. Dynamic Programming is a must and a good to have. Behavioral questions are relatively easy if you can think on your feet.
Software Engineer II
San Francisco, California, United StatesMay 1, 2021Get a phone call and do coding challenges in Notepad, like a shareable link with the interviewer. The actual interviewer was extremely pleasant to deal with and was very clear and precise in explaining anything I asked.
Software Engineer II
San Jose, California, United StatesJune 1, 2025Round 1 has two 45-minute sections, one technical and one behavioral. The technical interview asked a medium-level question. The behavioral interview asked me 3-4 questions. Some asked about my past experiences. Others presented a scenario and aske
Software Engineer II
Back Mountain, Pennsylvania, United StatesFebruary 1, 2020The interview process was difficult. I'd say study LeetCode and do medium to hard questions. Dynamic Programming is a must and a good to have. Behavioral questions are relatively easy if you can think on your feet.
