Great work-life balance.
Collaborative.
It felt like I was attending a university and less like a coding assembly line.
Upward mobility can take some patience, which is tough when the market is always hot. Tech in general needs to figure out a way to quickstart talent, or they will always reverse filter their brightest.
I was asked typical data structure and algorithm questions. Other questions revolved around Objective-C patterns, as I was being interviewed as an iOS candidate. I was pretty disappointed with the overall interview process since I never even heard
The technical phone interview included a shared editor screen for the coding problem. The onsite interview consisted of: * Meeting with the recruiter * Presenting a project to a panel * Completing a project in three hours After the project
- Initial phone call from HR to discuss positions. - Was matched with a manager and had a phone screen that was about 45 minutes long, focused on technical questions. - The following week, was flown out for an all-day interview that consisted of a co
I was asked typical data structure and algorithm questions. Other questions revolved around Objective-C patterns, as I was being interviewed as an iOS candidate. I was pretty disappointed with the overall interview process since I never even heard
The technical phone interview included a shared editor screen for the coding problem. The onsite interview consisted of: * Meeting with the recruiter * Presenting a project to a panel * Completing a project in three hours After the project
- Initial phone call from HR to discuss positions. - Was matched with a manager and had a phone screen that was about 45 minutes long, focused on technical questions. - The following week, was flown out for an all-day interview that consisted of a co