Great salaries, good workplace, good work.
Work-life balance, a little benefits.
I have none.
I did a code challenge, and then got a phone interview. It is still under process, and I am currently waiting for the second phone interview as well as an onsite interview, if possible.
This was almost smooth. The questions were not algorithmically difficult, but normal problems that a normal person would encounter during work. Interviews covered all areas from system design to algorithms. The process took all day, and I was pretty
Phase 1: Initial Screening 1. Recruiter Screen (30 minutes) The recruiter asked questions to assess my resume and experience, such as: * "Can you briefly describe your most challenging project and your role in it?" * "Why are you interested in Goo
I did a code challenge, and then got a phone interview. It is still under process, and I am currently waiting for the second phone interview as well as an onsite interview, if possible.
This was almost smooth. The questions were not algorithmically difficult, but normal problems that a normal person would encounter during work. Interviews covered all areas from system design to algorithms. The process took all day, and I was pretty
Phase 1: Initial Screening 1. Recruiter Screen (30 minutes) The recruiter asked questions to assess my resume and experience, such as: * "Can you briefly describe your most challenging project and your role in it?" * "Why are you interested in Goo