Backend Engineer Interview Experience - New York, New York
August 13, 2019
Neutral ExperienceNo Offer
Process
After a phone call from the HR, one of the r&d backend developers wanted to hear regarding my background and experience.
After that I was asked to answer one question of data structures.
Questions
Given unlimited space, build a data-structure that can do:
- insert any kind of data such as number/character
- remember the order of insertion
- at any given time, you can get a call that contain a range to be deleted from the current data you have saved so far(e.g. 100-200) try to accomplish this faster than o(n)
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Candidates reported having mixed feelings for JFrog's Backend Engineer interview process in New York, New York.
JFrog Work Experiences
2.0
Worst work life balance
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Netanya, Israel
March 1, 2022
Pros: They deal with the most up to date technologies. When they became public some long-time workers made a lot of money, but this is not relevant anymore.
Cons: Management treat you like a slave. Worst work life balance ever. They are very conservative and hate working from home, they want to watch over you 24/7.
They keep some senior workers that insult other workers and cause them to leave. And it all comes from the top management. The place is like a cult, no one understand what their mission is but the CEO says some nonsense about changing the world. That's also why their stock dropped. They also don't pay well.
4.0
Great place to work
Backend Engineer • Former Employee
Bengaluru, India
February 9, 2023
Pros: Great people. Good opportunity to learn new stuff daily.
Cons: The company is not good at giving work from home, and it follows a hybrid approach.
5.0
great company!
Backend Engineer • Current Employee
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
June 12, 2025
Pros: A company with very mature, professional and pleasant people!
Cons: A mature and relaxed company (this is an advantage, but a disadvantage for someone looking for a startup atmosphere)
- 2.0Worst work life balanceBackend Engineer • Former EmployeeNetanya, IsraelMarch 1, 2022Pros: They deal with the most up to date technologies. When they became public some long-time workers made a lot of money, but this is not relevant anymore.Cons: Management treat you like a slave. Worst work life balance ever. They are very conservative and hate working from home, they want to watch over you 24/7. They keep some senior workers that insult other workers and cause them to leave. And it all comes from the top management. The place is like a cult, no one understand what their mission is but the CEO says some nonsense about changing the world. That's also why their stock dropped. They also don't pay well.
- 4.0Great place to workBackend Engineer • Former EmployeeBengaluru, IndiaFebruary 9, 2023Pros: Great people. Good opportunity to learn new stuff daily.Cons: The company is not good at giving work from home, and it follows a hybrid approach.
- 5.0great company!Backend Engineer • Current EmployeeTel Aviv-Yafo, IsraelJune 12, 2025Pros: A company with very mature, professional and pleasant people!Cons: A mature and relaxed company (this is an advantage, but a disadvantage for someone looking for a startup atmosphere)
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