WLB is good and easy.
Layoffs are bad and scary.
Two rounds of phone interview followed by an onsite interview. First phone interview was about arrays (move all elements of value v to the end of the array), while the second was on string manipulation (find the longest substring with two distinct c
Recruiter Call: If your resume passes the screening, a recruiter will contact you for a 20-30 minute non-technical chat to discuss your background and interest in the role. It's a good opportunity to ask questions about the process. Phone Screen(s)
Fairly easy, and it makes you think you're in a very smart people environment. Some behavioral parts are good too, and there are lots of software and coding principles, with a coding problem which is hard.
Two rounds of phone interview followed by an onsite interview. First phone interview was about arrays (move all elements of value v to the end of the array), while the second was on string manipulation (find the longest substring with two distinct c
Recruiter Call: If your resume passes the screening, a recruiter will contact you for a 20-30 minute non-technical chat to discuss your background and interest in the role. It's a good opportunity to ask questions about the process. Phone Screen(s)
Fairly easy, and it makes you think you're in a very smart people environment. Some behavioral parts are good too, and there are lots of software and coding principles, with a coding problem which is hard.