Near-unlimited growth opportunity, good work-life balance.
Bureaucracy, not a great sense of community with co-workers.
I put up a sparse profile on LinkedIn and was contacted within a few days. The first call was from an HR person and was very short. It included a cursory look at the interview process and appointment scheduling. I was also given an email with a grea
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
Surprisingly, my interviews were rather simple. They consisted of standard Java problem-solving questions. There were no red-black trees or any such data structures, no probability, and no trick questions.
I put up a sparse profile on LinkedIn and was contacted within a few days. The first call was from an HR person and was very short. It included a cursory look at the interview process and appointment scheduling. I was also given an email with a grea
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
Surprisingly, my interviews were rather simple. They consisted of standard Java problem-solving questions. There were no red-black trees or any such data structures, no probability, and no trick questions.