Good environment and people. Free food.
Can't think of any downsides.
The interview process was relatively straightforward. I went with an internal referral and got past the first stage vet interview. The interview consisted of two conversations with different engineers: * One was with a younger engineer. * The other
Phone Call Onsite 5 interviews Questions were okay, mostly algorithm-based. Practice on a whiteboard and try to solve problems a lot. There is a book by Career Cup that can be helpful. Apart from that, I guess it will depend on your experience.
Passed first, failed second. The second interviewer seemed determined to fail me. The first question he asked was, "You don't have much background in SW, why did you apply?" Why did he decide to interview me then? Anyways, he asked me to "write a
The interview process was relatively straightforward. I went with an internal referral and got past the first stage vet interview. The interview consisted of two conversations with different engineers: * One was with a younger engineer. * The other
Phone Call Onsite 5 interviews Questions were okay, mostly algorithm-based. Practice on a whiteboard and try to solve problems a lot. There is a book by Career Cup that can be helpful. Apart from that, I guess it will depend on your experience.
Passed first, failed second. The second interviewer seemed determined to fail me. The first question he asked was, "You don't have much background in SW, why did you apply?" Why did he decide to interview me then? Anyways, he asked me to "write a