Lots of autonomy with the projects you take on.
There are always people willing to help you out; cross-collaboration has been great on the team I work in.
There's a little bit of "politics" and ambiguity with the promo process unless you actively work towards it with your manager on a re-occurring basis. If getting promoted quickly is your goal in a company, you may want to have other options at hand.
It was a long process, taking over two months from start to end. However, the recruiter was very helpful. The interviewers were friendly and smart. Each round was about 45 minutes in length but covered the same amount or more questions than what wer
The big companies in Silicon Valley generally use a similar interview style, which is well-known. Google even provides detailed information about it. The rest, however, is largely up to you. My interview seemed to go well overall, but a couple of spe
I had two phone interviews and four on-site interviews. The questions for the phone interviews were basic algorithm questions, while the on-site questions were much more difficult. I've signed a form, so I cannot provide the specific questions that w
It was a long process, taking over two months from start to end. However, the recruiter was very helpful. The interviewers were friendly and smart. Each round was about 45 minutes in length but covered the same amount or more questions than what wer
The big companies in Silicon Valley generally use a similar interview style, which is well-known. Google even provides detailed information about it. The rest, however, is largely up to you. My interview seemed to go well overall, but a couple of spe
I had two phone interviews and four on-site interviews. The questions for the phone interviews were basic algorithm questions, while the on-site questions were much more difficult. I've signed a form, so I cannot provide the specific questions that w