Really smart people, great perks, great salary, and good work-life balance.
It's hard to be the best when surrounded by such a bright pool. There's constant pressure to deliver due to everyone being smart.
First, a personal question was asked, inquiring about my experience in the last 5 years. Then, I was asked about my university and how it was. Finally, a technical question was presented. The interview took about 1 hour. That's it.
I responded to a recruiter's reach-out. The recruiter and I chatted over the phone about what I was looking for. I mentioned I was looking for NYC-only teams and was given an onsite without a phone screen because I had interviewed with them in the pa
I first had a telephonic interview. There was a brief discussion on my resume. The questions were much easier than I expected. The interviewers were not intimidating at all and did not try to make the process stressful.
First, a personal question was asked, inquiring about my experience in the last 5 years. Then, I was asked about my university and how it was. Finally, a technical question was presented. The interview took about 1 hour. That's it.
I responded to a recruiter's reach-out. The recruiter and I chatted over the phone about what I was looking for. I mentioned I was looking for NYC-only teams and was given an onsite without a phone screen because I had interviewed with them in the pa
I first had a telephonic interview. There was a brief discussion on my resume. The questions were much easier than I expected. The interviewers were not intimidating at all and did not try to make the process stressful.