Great community. Excellent employers. Made friends.
I can’t really know any cons.
It's rather typical with a phone screen where they ask you basics about data structures and algorithms and have you code on a Google Doc. This is followed by an on-site interview session. They typically have five questions that cover five different
At the time I interviewed, it was clear I was a junior, and the engineer I spoke to was still very accommodating and friendly. The questions and the coding portion itself were reasonable. Even though the coding portion was broad and "easy," it appear
This is the first round, a coding sample before the phone screen. I was instructed to use an Online Assessment tool to write code to solve two problems within 60 minutes. The tool supports many mainstream programming languages and custom test cases
It's rather typical with a phone screen where they ask you basics about data structures and algorithms and have you code on a Google Doc. This is followed by an on-site interview session. They typically have five questions that cover five different
At the time I interviewed, it was clear I was a junior, and the engineer I spoke to was still very accommodating and friendly. The questions and the coding portion itself were reasonable. Even though the coding portion was broad and "easy," it appear
This is the first round, a coding sample before the phone screen. I was instructed to use an Online Assessment tool to write code to solve two problems within 60 minutes. The tool supports many mainstream programming languages and custom test cases