Free lunch and good pay, snacks, and a good mentor.
Work hard and long-time commute
No
I had a technical phone interview through the Google Foobar coding challenge. A recruiter reached out to me in the fall. I conducted a short coding problem sample and later scheduled a phone interview.
For those impatient to read, in a nutshell: I found the interview process (as a non-US citizen) extremely long, very tedious, and in a sense dehumanizing. During the phone interviews, you get code questions, write your answers, and very little else m
I just took a questionnaire that was about 1 hour long. The questionnaire was asking something about your personality, knowledge background, and something maybe related to their job requirements. Most of the questions maybe matched what you performed
I had a technical phone interview through the Google Foobar coding challenge. A recruiter reached out to me in the fall. I conducted a short coding problem sample and later scheduled a phone interview.
For those impatient to read, in a nutshell: I found the interview process (as a non-US citizen) extremely long, very tedious, and in a sense dehumanizing. During the phone interviews, you get code questions, write your answers, and very little else m
I just took a questionnaire that was about 1 hour long. The questionnaire was asking something about your personality, knowledge background, and something maybe related to their job requirements. Most of the questions maybe matched what you performed