Process
On-campus interview.
Finish two programming problems in an hour on paper, using any language you are comfortable with.
Questions
Find the longest distance in BST
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Indeed Web Programmer role in United States.
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Pass Rate
Indeed's interview process for their Web Programmer roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Indeed's Web Programmer interview process in United States.
Indeed Work Experiences
3.0
Good Balance, Boring Engineering
Software Developer • Current Employee
September 25, 2023
Pros: Good work-life balance for the role.
Cons: No major interesting engineering work.
5.0
Awesome benefits and workload balancing
Software Engineer II • Current Employee
Singapore, Singapore
September 19, 2022
Pros: 1. Work-life balance
- No one will disturb you outside working hours.
- Every month, there's a company-wide holiday (aka YOUDAY), and you can still arrange your own PTO (usually 25, but no limitation).
2. Great benefits
- Free breakfast and lunch buffet.
- Free bread and afternoon tea.
3. Transparent promotion rules
Cons: Easy to be fat. I am overweight now.
3.0
Used to be great
Software Engineer • Current Employee
Austin, Texas, United States
May 31, 2024
Pros: Their central motto is "We help people get jobs."
Every big meeting opens with that. It's very heart-warming and motivational.
Almost everyone who wants can work remotely. If you do go into the office, there are free meals and snacks. In theory, there's unlimited PTO.
Cons: They did a huge layoff in March 2023. Then another in May 2024.
Over that year, the company has become a miserable place to work. They've switched to a very top-down bureaucracy where clueless directors dictate product direction with no justification. Then they scramble the org structure so all the priorities change every few months.
And they decide how ratings will be decided at the end of the quarter (or maybe every 6 months...that also keeps changing).
- 3.0Good Balance, Boring EngineeringSoftware Developer • Current EmployeeSeptember 25, 2023Pros: Good work-life balance for the role.Cons: No major interesting engineering work.
- 5.0Awesome benefits and workload balancingSoftware Engineer II • Current EmployeeSingapore, SingaporeSeptember 19, 2022Pros: 1. Work-life balance - No one will disturb you outside working hours. - Every month, there's a company-wide holiday (aka YOUDAY), and you can still arrange your own PTO (usually 25, but no limitation). 2. Great benefits - Free breakfast and lunch buffet. - Free bread and afternoon tea. 3. Transparent promotion rulesCons: Easy to be fat. I am overweight now.
- 3.0Used to be greatSoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeAustin, Texas, United StatesMay 31, 2024Pros: Their central motto is "We help people get jobs." Every big meeting opens with that. It's very heart-warming and motivational. Almost everyone who wants can work remotely. If you do go into the office, there are free meals and snacks. In theory, there's unlimited PTO.Cons: They did a huge layoff in March 2023. Then another in May 2024. Over that year, the company has become a miserable place to work. They've switched to a very top-down bureaucracy where clueless directors dictate product direction with no justification. Then they scramble the org structure so all the priorities change every few months. And they decide how ratings will be decided at the end of the quarter (or maybe every 6 months...that also keeps changing).
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