Fun perks like free coffee and snacks.
Lots of smart people there and lots of people with shared interests that form clubs.
Great work-life balance.
Biggest con (for me) was writing code in Java. I understand it is deep-rooted in the industry, but I always had to debug things that were a result of side effects. I also did not receive retirement benefits as a co-op, which I had on previous co-ops.
Behavioral screening with the recruiter. Then, a two-round technical interview: * One LeetCode Easy question. * One design question. Small behavioral questions are included at the end of each technical portion. One final call with the recruit
I was initially contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn after they reviewed my GitHub and past work. The process began with a typical phone screening, including questions like "Why HubSpot?" At the end of the call, I was sent a link to a HackerRank codi
I applied through a referral. I received an invitation for a phone interview. There were a total of two rounds. After the phone interview, I received a rejection a few days later.
Behavioral screening with the recruiter. Then, a two-round technical interview: * One LeetCode Easy question. * One design question. Small behavioral questions are included at the end of each technical portion. One final call with the recruit
I was initially contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn after they reviewed my GitHub and past work. The process began with a typical phone screening, including questions like "Why HubSpot?" At the end of the call, I was sent a link to a HackerRank codi
I applied through a referral. I received an invitation for a phone interview. There were a total of two rounds. After the phone interview, I received a rejection a few days later.