Work/Life balance is generally good. Benefits are great, although it's definitely declining over the years.
You will have to deal with typical corporate bureaucracy on a daily basis.
Slow promo process, lots of reorgs/layoffs.
There were 3 steps in the interview process after my resume was accepted by the company. The first one was the coding sample and snapshot survey, which is a typical test and not too difficult. There were two problems, and a sample problem was provi
The first round consisted of two online coding questions. Afterward, I was contacted to continue the process with a phone technical interview. Finally, I was invited for an on-site interview. After that, it was just waiting for a response.
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
There were 3 steps in the interview process after my resume was accepted by the company. The first one was the coding sample and snapshot survey, which is a typical test and not too difficult. There were two problems, and a sample problem was provi
The first round consisted of two online coding questions. Afterward, I was contacted to continue the process with a phone technical interview. Finally, I was invited for an on-site interview. After that, it was just waiting for a response.
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