Great company for people looking for work-life balance.
No growth for career development.
LinkedIn's interview process was extensive; they really want to ensure you're the right person for the job. I had three phone interviews before being brought on-site, where I then had five one-on-one interviews. The technical difficulty of the inter
An interviewer wanted me to solve a pretty messy problem: processing a spreadsheet input with an online algorithm in Python to print a set of tables using maps in linear time. The problem was not difficult, but it sure made me not want to ever work f
I first had a call with the recruiter, who scoped my background and interests and decided which stream within software engineering my application would be placed in. Since I'm more of an interactive, client-side person, I chose Software Engineering -
LinkedIn's interview process was extensive; they really want to ensure you're the right person for the job. I had three phone interviews before being brought on-site, where I then had five one-on-one interviews. The technical difficulty of the inter
An interviewer wanted me to solve a pretty messy problem: processing a spreadsheet input with an online algorithm in Python to print a set of tables using maps in linear time. The problem was not difficult, but it sure made me not want to ever work f
I first had a call with the recruiter, who scoped my background and interests and decided which stream within software engineering my application would be placed in. Since I'm more of an interactive, client-side person, I chose Software Engineering -