Engineering-driven company.
Best engineering practices and code quality amongst the big companies.
Probably best compensation (work-life balance adjusted).
Lack of good leadership.
Eng managers are a hit or miss (bias towards technical vs. people abilities).
HR is a mess.
They won't read this, so who cares?!
I think you should do as many side projects as you can and then prepare a lot of interview questions from the book. Luck is very important. Other than that, you need experience for around 2 to 3 years.
2 step process => 1 telephonic and 1 F2F and there were questions based on the resume and also questions based on technical stuff as well based on the previous experiences.
I had a phone screen where the engineer on the line sent me a link to a Google Doc. He asked me a question about how I would sort a list of strings that was too big to fit into memory. I got part of the question, but when he asked a follow-up about
I think you should do as many side projects as you can and then prepare a lot of interview questions from the book. Luck is very important. Other than that, you need experience for around 2 to 3 years.
2 step process => 1 telephonic and 1 F2F and there were questions based on the resume and also questions based on technical stuff as well based on the previous experiences.
I had a phone screen where the engineer on the line sent me a link to a Google Doc. He asked me a question about how I would sort a list of strings that was too big to fit into memory. I got part of the question, but when he asked a follow-up about