Great crowd, knowledge base, and infrastructure. Amazing benefits, minimal bureaucracy, and transparency. The company genuinely cares about its employees' happiness, and the result is a very happy and fun place to work at.
Steep learning curve. Be prepared to constantly adapt and refactor code. Getting tasks done is a bit harder than usual here, as there are a lot more things to take into consideration, such as scale, security, testing, etc. (but granted, they also yield a lot better results than in other places). It gets better with time, though.
Continue to improve internal tools & libraries and make them as easy and fun to use as the public APIs we provide!
I have two phone interviews and one on-site interview.
After initial phone screens with two recruiters, I was scheduled for an "on-site" interview. However, this was during COVID, so the interview was actually remote. Interviews were back-to-back with short breaks in between, and a lunch break was inclu
A recruiter called and asked some basic questions, for example: * What is the time to search in a balanced binary tree? Then, the first phone interview. I was asked to implement equals and hashCode for a class. In the second phone interview, I was
I have two phone interviews and one on-site interview.
After initial phone screens with two recruiters, I was scheduled for an "on-site" interview. However, this was during COVID, so the interview was actually remote. Interviews were back-to-back with short breaks in between, and a lunch break was inclu
A recruiter called and asked some basic questions, for example: * What is the time to search in a balanced binary tree? Then, the first phone interview. I was asked to implement equals and hashCode for a class. In the second phone interview, I was