Great Place to Work
Great Place to Work
Flexible work hours, friendly coworkers and staff, great location, great compensation, not too much pressure, no forced overtime, low stress, can move offices/teams.
I feel like there are a lot of opportunities for advancement in the company.
Free breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks are available 24/7 essentially.
Video games, board games, books, billiards, massages, haircuts, laundry, frequent team outings, parties, etc. I could go on.
Very relaxed work environment. A lot of perks.
Required to conduct interviews multiple times a week. That's about it.
Keep up the amazing work!
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There were three 50-minute technical phone interviews in total. Two of them spent about 15 minutes discussing my project experience before moving on to coding. One of them directly began with a coding exercise.
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My interview process was composed of an initial phone interview, 5 or 6 face-to-face interviews (for which I was flown to the Pittsburgh office), and a couple of extra phone interviews. These last two phone interviews were due to a confusion on thei
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Two 1-on-1 technical interviews, each 45 minutes long. The first was with a young engineer, who wasn't very friendly. He asked me to solve a problem about the memory usage of a HashMap and another about String manipulation. The second was with a mo
Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesFebruary 1, 2015There were three 50-minute technical phone interviews in total. Two of them spent about 15 minutes discussing my project experience before moving on to coding. One of them directly began with a coding exercise.
Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesMay 1, 2014My interview process was composed of an initial phone interview, 5 or 6 face-to-face interviews (for which I was flown to the Pittsburgh office), and a couple of extra phone interviews. These last two phone interviews were due to a confusion on thei
Software Engineer
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United StatesOctober 1, 2015Two 1-on-1 technical interviews, each 45 minutes long. The first was with a young engineer, who wasn't very friendly. He asked me to solve a problem about the memory usage of a HashMap and another about String manipulation. The second was with a mo
