A lot of talented people work here.
Social benefits are strong.
There's a possibility to change departments if the current one is not fitting you.
A lot of bureaucracy. Salaries outside of the US are not so great. It might be hard to get in, though common tasks do not require such a level of knowledge.
I was reached by a recruiter, and first I had a phone interview. During the interview, I was shared a Google Doc and asked to implement a function there. After passing that, I had an onsite interview loop, which consisted of three technical intervie
I had a smooth interview, and I was asked a simple question using hash map data structures. I proposed a brute-force solution, and then my interviewer asked me to optimize it and discuss it further.
2 phone screens, 4 on-sites, 1 team match call, 2 more on-sites only to hear a rejection. The process took 4 months. Make sure you're a patient person and don't [give up].
I was reached by a recruiter, and first I had a phone interview. During the interview, I was shared a Google Doc and asked to implement a function there. After passing that, I had an onsite interview loop, which consisted of three technical intervie
I had a smooth interview, and I was asked a simple question using hash map data structures. I proposed a brute-force solution, and then my interviewer asked me to optimize it and discuss it further.
2 phone screens, 4 on-sites, 1 team match call, 2 more on-sites only to hear a rejection. The process took 4 months. Make sure you're a patient person and don't [give up].