Pretty good work-life balance.
None that I can think of.
The interview process included: * One timed coding challenge with two short problems. * One phone interview with an engineer and a shared Google Doc. * Four 45-minute on-site interviews with engineers from various teams and varying seniority/e
My first round of interviews consisted of two back-to-back phone interviews, both lasting 45 minutes each. You essentially type code in a Google Doc shared with the interviewer. Both interviews went straight into technical questions from the start.
Explain what you like and don't like about Android. Explain the difference between Java and Python. Explain when you would use Java and when you would use Python. Given HTML, tell what it does (explain the HTTP protocol). How do you tell if a link in
The interview process included: * One timed coding challenge with two short problems. * One phone interview with an engineer and a shared Google Doc. * Four 45-minute on-site interviews with engineers from various teams and varying seniority/e
My first round of interviews consisted of two back-to-back phone interviews, both lasting 45 minutes each. You essentially type code in a Google Doc shared with the interviewer. Both interviews went straight into technical questions from the start.
Explain what you like and don't like about Android. Explain the difference between Java and Python. Explain when you would use Java and when you would use Python. Given HTML, tell what it does (explain the HTTP protocol). How do you tell if a link in