No surprises; you'll know what you'll be doing, and they'll give you ample time to prepare.
You'll get a one-on-one session with one of their software engineers to help you solve any of the problems you couldn't solve.
Amazing people. They are very kind and are not looking to trick you.
It could be a little clearer on what you are or are not allowed to do before the start of the coding sessions.
Once you apply, you get invited to a coding assessment through Hackerrank. The recruiter reached out to me for a phone screen. It was followed by a 2-hour technical project (1 hour solo, 1 hour pair coding with 2 engineers) and an interview with a S
1 hour technical screen (vending machine coding) 1.5 hour web app review ("homework" twitter clone) 1.5 hour system design conversation 1 hour manager conversation So overall, a 5ish hour process... and then a generic recruiter rejection email witho
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn. Then I had a phone call with the recruiter. After that, a technical screening phone call with an engineer. They have you do a timed online coding puzzle over the phone. This puzzle doesn't have much to do w
Once you apply, you get invited to a coding assessment through Hackerrank. The recruiter reached out to me for a phone screen. It was followed by a 2-hour technical project (1 hour solo, 1 hour pair coding with 2 engineers) and an interview with a S
1 hour technical screen (vending machine coding) 1.5 hour web app review ("homework" twitter clone) 1.5 hour system design conversation 1 hour manager conversation So overall, a 5ish hour process... and then a generic recruiter rejection email witho
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn. Then I had a phone call with the recruiter. After that, a technical screening phone call with an engineer. They have you do a timed online coding puzzle over the phone. This puzzle doesn't have much to do w