It's a great place to work.
Work-life balance isn't terrible, but it's not great either.
I was reached out to by a recruiter after applying to one of their roles in Toronto. I was given an online assessment and passed it. I was then booked for a short meeting to discuss the onsite interviews with a recruiter. There were 4 onsite inter
I had a recruiter call first, followed by a technical phone screen. The recruiter call was pleasant, but the technical interviewer was not paying attention past the first minute. Her Slack notifications kept going off, and I could hear her typing.
The interview consisted of: * Two rounds of 60-minute coding sessions. * A 1-hour break. * A 45-minute behavioral round. * A 60-minute system design round, which was described as easy. The questions were generally straightforward and easy. The firs
I was reached out to by a recruiter after applying to one of their roles in Toronto. I was given an online assessment and passed it. I was then booked for a short meeting to discuss the onsite interviews with a recruiter. There were 4 onsite inter
I had a recruiter call first, followed by a technical phone screen. The recruiter call was pleasant, but the technical interviewer was not paying attention past the first minute. Her Slack notifications kept going off, and I could hear her typing.
The interview consisted of: * Two rounds of 60-minute coding sessions. * A 1-hour break. * A 45-minute behavioral round. * A 60-minute system design round, which was described as easy. The questions were generally straightforward and easy. The firs