Work-life balance might be bad; there's some politics.
Fully remote, nobody cares about the office.
I was reached out to by a recruiter via email, and we had an initial phone conversation. After passing that, I was informed the next step would be a remote pairing interview. During the pairing interview, I was given an application and told to impl
I applied online and then had an initial call. The recruiter provided background information on the company and details about available roles. This was followed by a standard data structures and algorithms technical screen conducted via HackerRank.
I applied through their website and had an initial call with a recruiter, followed by a one-hour phone screen. The phone screen was essentially a one-hour HackerRank challenge. My interviewer didn't really want to talk or listen to my approach to th
I was reached out to by a recruiter via email, and we had an initial phone conversation. After passing that, I was informed the next step would be a remote pairing interview. During the pairing interview, I was given an application and told to impl
I applied online and then had an initial call. The recruiter provided background information on the company and details about available roles. This was followed by a standard data structures and algorithms technical screen conducted via HackerRank.
I applied through their website and had an initial call with a recruiter, followed by a one-hour phone screen. The phone screen was essentially a one-hour HackerRank challenge. My interviewer didn't really want to talk or listen to my approach to th