Lots of good food, pretty interesting work.
Not enough engineers to accomplish what they want, which causes people to be overworked.
I recently interviewed with LinkedIn for the SWE Productivity Engineering team. I worked on around 200-225 LeetCode questions (easy, medium, and hard). The interviewer asked me an array question, and I solved it. Then, he asked me a question relate
The interview process began with a one-hour phone interview featuring three questions, followed by five one-hour on-site interviews, including lunch. The phone interview consisted of fairly easy questions, drawn from LeetCode and CTCI. The on-site
I applied online and received a call from a recruiter to schedule a phone screen. The phone screen felt like a rapid-fire round of questions, all related to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The final 20-25 minutes were dedicated to coding. I felt I answ
I recently interviewed with LinkedIn for the SWE Productivity Engineering team. I worked on around 200-225 LeetCode questions (easy, medium, and hard). The interviewer asked me an array question, and I solved it. Then, he asked me a question relate
The interview process began with a one-hour phone interview featuring three questions, followed by five one-hour on-site interviews, including lunch. The phone interview consisted of fairly easy questions, drawn from LeetCode and CTCI. The on-site
I applied online and received a call from a recruiter to schedule a phone screen. The phone screen felt like a rapid-fire round of questions, all related to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The final 20-25 minutes were dedicated to coding. I felt I answ