I had a great time! I felt that I really learned a lot of software engineering practices through code reviews. The free food is a big plus too.
Because of the size of the company, you may not be able to be as productive and take on as many responsibilities as you would in a small company.
Two different 45-minute coding interviews. Friendly interviewers with interesting coding and algorithmic questions. After that, I waited around one week to get the offer. The process itself was very quick.
Applied via a referral. A couple days after applying, I received an email with two online coding questions and a small survey. The coding questions were pretty simple. I got a call from a recruiter to set up a phone interview with an engineer. Lat
Asked questions about debugging memory corruption, * DNS server * The life of a packet through the TCP/IP stack. Asked questions regarding: * Traveling salesman problem * Hash tables * Search trees * Linux kernel * User space and ker
Two different 45-minute coding interviews. Friendly interviewers with interesting coding and algorithmic questions. After that, I waited around one week to get the offer. The process itself was very quick.
Applied via a referral. A couple days after applying, I received an email with two online coding questions and a small survey. The coding questions were pretty simple. I got a call from a recruiter to set up a phone interview with an engineer. Lat
Asked questions about debugging memory corruption, * DNS server * The life of a packet through the TCP/IP stack. Asked questions regarding: * Traveling salesman problem * Hash tables * Search trees * Linux kernel * User space and ker