Indeed has pretty good work-life balance.
Pay is not competitive if you get promoted.
The interview process consists of phone screening with a recruiter, a technical phone interview with one or two employees, and an on-site. You should expect two whiteboard questions, one 90-minute coding exercise, one system design, one code review,
On-campus interview that lasted about 30 minutes. 10 minutes were for resume discussion, and the interviewer talked about their own job. The rest of the time was for a coding question. It was not very difficult.
I signed an NDA, so I can't divulge the questions. However, I did conduct a 5-hour loop with one long coding challenge that was fairly difficult. The whiteboarding problems had to do with: * Arrays * Graphs * Trees * Linked lists
The interview process consists of phone screening with a recruiter, a technical phone interview with one or two employees, and an on-site. You should expect two whiteboard questions, one 90-minute coding exercise, one system design, one code review,
On-campus interview that lasted about 30 minutes. 10 minutes were for resume discussion, and the interviewer talked about their own job. The rest of the time was for a coding question. It was not very difficult.
I signed an NDA, so I can't divulge the questions. However, I did conduct a 5-hour loop with one long coding challenge that was fairly difficult. The whiteboarding problems had to do with: * Arrays * Graphs * Trees * Linked lists