Really good benefits and pay.
Lots of bureaucracy and politics.
More money, please.
Phone screen, followed by a 45-minute coding interview on a Google Doc over the phone, followed by a day-long on-site consisting of: * Five 50-minute coding interviews with a lunch break in-between.
OA and onsite. The OA questions were simple, but the onsite questions were hard. The onsite interview consisted of four rounds. During lunch, one employee communicated with me. The OA had two questions.
Contacted by HR via phone, then interviewed on-site. Questions were mostly related to data structures, algorithms, and basic coding techniques. Interviewed with two interviewers, one hour each. One question each. Interviewers tried to lead you to a
Phone screen, followed by a 45-minute coding interview on a Google Doc over the phone, followed by a day-long on-site consisting of: * Five 50-minute coding interviews with a lunch break in-between.
OA and onsite. The OA questions were simple, but the onsite questions were hard. The onsite interview consisted of four rounds. During lunch, one employee communicated with me. The OA had two questions.
Contacted by HR via phone, then interviewed on-site. Questions were mostly related to data structures, algorithms, and basic coding techniques. Interviewed with two interviewers, one hour each. One question each. Interviewers tried to lead you to a