Great food. Great benefits. Challenging work. Great coworkers. Lots of educational perks.
Bureaucracy pay is algorithmic and does not account for immediate impact, but rather long-term impact, which is great if you intend to stay for a long time.
They are very accommodating. You get your own rental car for the on-site interview! They barely ask anything other than the standard technical questions. So study up on those using Cracking the Code Interview or something similar. It's like the GRE
From what I heard, there are typically phone interviews where you code on a Google Doc, and then an on-site interview. While I didn't get past the phone interviews, I have glowing reviews for their University Recruiting team. They made sure that I d
The process went quite well. The first phone interview was easy and straightforward, with data structure design, coding, and some questions that did not require exact answers. The second phone call was delayed two days after the first one because my
They are very accommodating. You get your own rental car for the on-site interview! They barely ask anything other than the standard technical questions. So study up on those using Cracking the Code Interview or something similar. It's like the GRE
From what I heard, there are typically phone interviews where you code on a Google Doc, and then an on-site interview. While I didn't get past the phone interviews, I have glowing reviews for their University Recruiting team. They made sure that I d
The process went quite well. The first phone interview was easy and straightforward, with data structure design, coding, and some questions that did not require exact answers. The second phone call was delayed two days after the first one because my