Less workload, a high-quality team, an extensible webbed set of projects, great opportunities to learn, free 15-pound meals... many more.
None as such which can be specified in particular, as the industry is the best place to work at in the US and anywhere else in the world.
Perfect Place
Timeline: * Reached out to recruiter: day 0 * Call with recruiter: day 2 * In-person interview: day 15 * Calls with managers: days 28 - 32 * Three offer revisions: days 33 - 43 In-Person Interview: A pretty standard affair with 5 45-minute intervie
The interview process began with a phone/computer interview. I was on the phone with a software engineer, and we were sharing an online whiteboard to look at code. I was given a short program in Java (equivalent programs in other languages were avail
Referred by an employee, directly onsite, no phone interview. There were 4 rounds, all technical problems, mostly algorithm and data structure. A few fundamental CS questions and resume questions were asked. All the coding problems were pretty new,
Timeline: * Reached out to recruiter: day 0 * Call with recruiter: day 2 * In-person interview: day 15 * Calls with managers: days 28 - 32 * Three offer revisions: days 33 - 43 In-Person Interview: A pretty standard affair with 5 45-minute intervie
The interview process began with a phone/computer interview. I was on the phone with a software engineer, and we were sharing an online whiteboard to look at code. I was given a short program in Java (equivalent programs in other languages were avail
Referred by an employee, directly onsite, no phone interview. There were 4 rounds, all technical problems, mostly algorithm and data structure. A few fundamental CS questions and resume questions were asked. All the coding problems were pretty new,