You meet every month for work-life balance.
Nothing to complain about. I enjoyed working at Indeed.
Here's the interview process: * Cold call from technical sourcer * Intro call with sourcer * Timed HackerRank test * Technical phone screen * 8-hour onsite with 13 different people Up until the onsite, it was par for the course as far as
I first interviewed on campus, and then there was a follow-up OA. I was invited to an Austin onsite. The whole process took a day. I had three rounds of interviews and one coding interview on HackerRank. Each round was an hour. The interview question
Online coding test followed by two Skype-based interviews. Four challenging code questions. Marks are given to the tests that pass, rather than the way you solve the problem. You could have had 90% completion but run out of time.
Here's the interview process: * Cold call from technical sourcer * Intro call with sourcer * Timed HackerRank test * Technical phone screen * 8-hour onsite with 13 different people Up until the onsite, it was par for the course as far as
I first interviewed on campus, and then there was a follow-up OA. I was invited to an Austin onsite. The whole process took a day. I had three rounds of interviews and one coding interview on HackerRank. Each round was an hour. The interview question
Online coding test followed by two Skype-based interviews. Four challenging code questions. Marks are given to the tests that pass, rather than the way you solve the problem. You could have had 90% completion but run out of time.