Very kind people to work with. Home-work balance. No pressure in the usual.
The recurring layoffs over the past year have created an unpleasant and uncertain atmosphere for employees.
The atmosphere was nice and accepting, with challenging technical questions and a positive vibe overall. The office is huge, featuring many fun and educational rooms. I heard, after half a year from my interview, that they had to fire 300 employees
First interview: Interviewed by two engineers. Handed me a piece of paper with some C code and asked me to find the bugs in the code. Found stack overflow and heap overflow. Asked several programming questions and also questions on operating systems
First phone call, then a technical interview on Zoom with two interviewers. Asked "meet code" style questions. It was pretty average, but one of the interviewers had bad service and kept getting disconnected. So it was hard to maintain conversation,
The atmosphere was nice and accepting, with challenging technical questions and a positive vibe overall. The office is huge, featuring many fun and educational rooms. I heard, after half a year from my interview, that they had to fire 300 employees
First interview: Interviewed by two engineers. Handed me a piece of paper with some C code and asked me to find the bugs in the code. Found stack overflow and heap overflow. Asked several programming questions and also questions on operating systems
First phone call, then a technical interview on Zoom with two interviewers. Asked "meet code" style questions. It was pretty average, but one of the interviewers had bad service and kept getting disconnected. So it was hard to maintain conversation,