Good pay, management, and office usage, as well as totally remote and make your own hours.
No PTO. LinkedIn takes breaks every quarter, sometimes for two weeks, and contractors don’t get paid for that.
None, great management.
I was invited to interview on-site in Sunnyvale. The recruiters were extremely slow to schedule the interview and even worse with following up afterwards. It took them a full month to give me any response after my on-site interview. Additionally, all
I was referred by a friend. It took around two weeks for the recruiter to reach out to me. We scheduled the phone screen, and three weeks later, the onsite interview took place. LinkedIn was holding the Invitational and arranged food and events.
I had a phone round where I was asked a few Java concepts, followed by three coding exercises. The call lasted for an hour, and the interviewer was nice to speak to. I later had an onsite interview with six rounds, of which three were system design
I was invited to interview on-site in Sunnyvale. The recruiters were extremely slow to schedule the interview and even worse with following up afterwards. It took them a full month to give me any response after my on-site interview. Additionally, all
I was referred by a friend. It took around two weeks for the recruiter to reach out to me. We scheduled the phone screen, and three weeks later, the onsite interview took place. LinkedIn was holding the Invitational and arranged food and events.
I had a phone round where I was asked a few Java concepts, followed by three coding exercises. The call lasted for an hour, and the interviewer was nice to speak to. I later had an onsite interview with six rounds, of which three were system design