Good work-life balance here.
Back to the office 2 days a week.
Let me start by saying, interviewing at GrubHub was absolutely a waste of time. My interviews went really well, and at the end, I was rejected for a very frivolous reason: the tech stack didn't match what they were looking for. The recruiter had been
Came through Hired. The entire process took about one week. I also was expecting an offer, so we expedited the process. Overall, I felt that the process was easy. Design interviews are heavily weighted and will determine compensation. Coding question
The initial setup with the recruiter was quick. I received a response from the company's recruiter within a few days after submitting my resume. The onsite interview was fair and square, with technical questions ranging from system design to algorit
Let me start by saying, interviewing at GrubHub was absolutely a waste of time. My interviews went really well, and at the end, I was rejected for a very frivolous reason: the tech stack didn't match what they were looking for. The recruiter had been
Came through Hired. The entire process took about one week. I also was expecting an offer, so we expedited the process. Overall, I felt that the process was easy. Design interviews are heavily weighted and will determine compensation. Coding question
The initial setup with the recruiter was quick. I received a response from the company's recruiter within a few days after submitting my resume. The onsite interview was fair and square, with technical questions ranging from system design to algorit