Good work-life balance, with many resources for growth.
Slow pace, slow for promotion.
Interviewed by 4 people. All of them were skilled and did their best to make me feel comfortable. Two interviews were followed by lunch, and then another two interviews. The best part was that they let me code in my language of choice.
The interview process was your usual 20 questions, which were difficult to answer since they were behavioral questions. I was asked by three different hiring managers which department I would like to be transferred to. I chose the office in San Jose
The interview consisted of a single round. Assuming you passed this round, you would then have an "onsite" interview. There were a total of 5 coding challenges in the onsite interview. I had 45 minutes to complete the coding challenges, with a 15-mi
Interviewed by 4 people. All of them were skilled and did their best to make me feel comfortable. Two interviews were followed by lunch, and then another two interviews. The best part was that they let me code in my language of choice.
The interview process was your usual 20 questions, which were difficult to answer since they were behavioral questions. I was asked by three different hiring managers which department I would like to be transferred to. I chose the office in San Jose
The interview consisted of a single round. Assuming you passed this round, you would then have an "onsite" interview. There were a total of 5 coding challenges in the onsite interview. I had 45 minutes to complete the coding challenges, with a 15-mi