Light work, all a good start.
Heavy documentation, manager-driven development, gets toxic.
4 interviews: First was a LeetCode problem. After I passed this, I had to do 3 more interviews: * Another coding session, this time more like a real day-to-day job Java coding problem * Behavioral interview - just questions about different situatio
I applied both online and at a career fair on Friday. I then received a call asking me to have an on-campus interview on Monday. We talked through what features I wanted to add to Grubhub and coding problems.
I applied online by submitting my LinkedIn profile, and within a day, I was contacted by a cheerful recruiter. We talked on the phone for a bit, and a few days later, I had a phone screening with a lead engineer. During that interview, I was asked va
4 interviews: First was a LeetCode problem. After I passed this, I had to do 3 more interviews: * Another coding session, this time more like a real day-to-day job Java coding problem * Behavioral interview - just questions about different situatio
I applied both online and at a career fair on Friday. I then received a call asking me to have an on-campus interview on Monday. We talked through what features I wanted to add to Grubhub and coding problems.
I applied online by submitting my LinkedIn profile, and within a day, I was contacted by a cheerful recruiter. We talked on the phone for a bit, and a few days later, I had a phone screening with a lead engineer. During that interview, I was asked va