Love working in engineering. The people are great to work with. The culture is great. Able to take personal time as needed. A caring and understanding company with great leadership.
Folks can be pushy.
Some directors can be indirectly rude.
The process started with a contact from a recruiter on LinkedIn. Afterwards, I was given a code challenge on HackerRank. It was a pretty straightforward challenge. Then I spoke with someone from their development team. Following that, the recruite
I was directly reached out to by a hiring manager via email and was asked to schedule a tech phone screen. The task was pretty simple, involving fixing an existing app by completing small, sequential tasks. It primarily involved changes to Views, Vie
The interview included basic algorithm questions, droid knowledge, and Android coding. Their interview questions are ridiculously specific, and they want you to have experience with their exact frameworks and libraries. Anyone competent can impleme
The process started with a contact from a recruiter on LinkedIn. Afterwards, I was given a code challenge on HackerRank. It was a pretty straightforward challenge. Then I spoke with someone from their development team. Following that, the recruite
I was directly reached out to by a hiring manager via email and was asked to schedule a tech phone screen. The task was pretty simple, involving fixing an existing app by completing small, sequential tasks. It primarily involved changes to Views, Vie
The interview included basic algorithm questions, droid knowledge, and Android coding. Their interview questions are ridiculously specific, and they want you to have experience with their exact frameworks and libraries. Anyone competent can impleme