Very nice office environment and a lot of other benefits.
Sometimes learning is not as expected.
The interviewer was very unprofessional. When I requested time to think, he couldn't stop talking. The questions he picked were very hard and advanced, requiring significant coding with advanced data structures. This approach isn't optimal for an int
I interviewed for a new-grad L3, which is an entry-level position. First, there was a screening interview related to data structures and algorithms. If you pass that, you move to the next step. There are a couple of interviews, mostly about data st
I was contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn. Then, I participated in a mock interview, which was followed by the actual live coding interview round. This round involved a single question that I pair-programmed with the interviewer for 40 minutes.
The interviewer was very unprofessional. When I requested time to think, he couldn't stop talking. The questions he picked were very hard and advanced, requiring significant coding with advanced data structures. This approach isn't optimal for an int
I interviewed for a new-grad L3, which is an entry-level position. First, there was a screening interview related to data structures and algorithms. If you pass that, you move to the next step. There are a couple of interviews, mostly about data st
I was contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn. Then, I participated in a mock interview, which was followed by the actual live coding interview round. This round involved a single question that I pair-programmed with the interviewer for 40 minutes.