Hours are sometimes long, though compared to other start-ups that I've worked at, it's quite balanced.
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Direct and to the point, Lambda asks technical questions which will synthesize your understanding of the domain which you're interviewing for. I interviewed for a backend SW position and was given a fair,
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. * Intro phone call * Phone screen with manager * Linux interview * 4 virtual interviews (would have been 3, but they threw in an extra one) I told them I had a timeline so they moved
I applied through other source. First there were 2 interviews to get to know you and talk about your interests and backgrounds to see if you’re a good fit. I was also told what they were looking for so there were no questions what I’d be doing in th
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. Direct and to the point, Lambda asks technical questions which will synthesize your understanding of the domain which you're interviewing for. I interviewed for a backend SW position and was given a fair,
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 weeks. * Intro phone call * Phone screen with manager * Linux interview * 4 virtual interviews (would have been 3, but they threw in an extra one) I told them I had a timeline so they moved
I applied through other source. First there were 2 interviews to get to know you and talk about your interests and backgrounds to see if you’re a good fit. I was also told what they were looking for so there were no questions what I’d be doing in th