Work is very challenging; the culture is fantastic. There is always something going on, and it's easy to get yourself involved in anything, even if it's outside your area of expertise.
Be prepared to spend huge amounts of time teaching yourself most of what you need to know.
If you can get to know people early, this isn't so bad.
It was a tough interview. Most of the questions were from DS and Algos, and I had to design one problem. There were two interviews, each 45 minutes long.
They ask most straightforward questions. I don't encounter complicated and tricky ones out there. Basically, they care a great deal about code quality. I believe they also design the questions according to your background. So don't panic if there are
It was a Google Hangout interview where I coded in a Google Doc in front of an engineer. It was supposed to be a phone interview, which instead became a Google Hangout call. The process was standard: * Behavioral questions * A coding question *
It was a tough interview. Most of the questions were from DS and Algos, and I had to design one problem. There were two interviews, each 45 minutes long.
They ask most straightforward questions. I don't encounter complicated and tricky ones out there. Basically, they care a great deal about code quality. I believe they also design the questions according to your background. So don't panic if there are
It was a Google Hangout interview where I coded in a Google Doc in front of an engineer. It was supposed to be a phone interview, which instead became a Google Hangout call. The process was standard: * Behavioral questions * A coding question *