WL balance is pretty good here (at least pre-Wonder); compensation is fair. The people are all smart and good at their work, and I think most of them punch above their weight.
The culture is relaxed. This can be a little stifling if you're looking for fast growth, but it depends on the person.
I was contacted by a recruiter in January 2025 and scheduled a first-round live-coding interview with a tech lead. She was very helpful and supportive, and it was probably the least stressful live-coding I've ever done. The interview involved coding
First round: Career fair. This round primarily focuses on your resume and your reasons for choosing Grubhub. Second round: Campus interview. This round involves behavioral questions and two coding questions. The interviewers are generally nice and c
The first day, I talked to the recruiter on campus at the career fair. He said my resume and project experience were good and wanted to interview me further the next day on campus. The second day, there was the interview on campus. Initially, they a
I was contacted by a recruiter in January 2025 and scheduled a first-round live-coding interview with a tech lead. She was very helpful and supportive, and it was probably the least stressful live-coding I've ever done. The interview involved coding
First round: Career fair. This round primarily focuses on your resume and your reasons for choosing Grubhub. Second round: Campus interview. This round involves behavioral questions and two coding questions. The interviewers are generally nice and c
The first day, I talked to the recruiter on campus at the career fair. He said my resume and project experience were good and wanted to interview me further the next day on campus. The second day, there was the interview on campus. Initially, they a