Overall, I have to say thank you to LinkedIn for helping grow my career the way it did. The pay was good, work/life balance was good, and the benefits were excellent.
Toward the end of my time (I left Jan 2024), things were becoming stricter, budgets tighter, and overall less enjoyable. I would enjoy grinding at a place that was doing something I felt more excited by.
Keep it real with your employees.
The interview process consisted of an initial call with a recruiter and a phone call meeting with four web developers. The call was a half hour and involved discussing my skills and how I would handle certain situations, to get an idea of where my sk
I recently finished (and flunked) an entire interviewing sequence for a Senior iOS dev role at LinkedIn and thought it would be useful to recap it for the next victim to come down the chute. If you pass the phone interview hurdle, you are passed alo
2 design questions on distributed systems 2 coding and algorithm questions 1 behavioral 1 craftsmanship Coding questions were easy-ish; design questions were harder. All questions were on a whiteboard. All interviewers were friendly, and the proces
The interview process consisted of an initial call with a recruiter and a phone call meeting with four web developers. The call was a half hour and involved discussing my skills and how I would handle certain situations, to get an idea of where my sk
I recently finished (and flunked) an entire interviewing sequence for a Senior iOS dev role at LinkedIn and thought it would be useful to recap it for the next victim to come down the chute. If you pass the phone interview hurdle, you are passed alo
2 design questions on distributed systems 2 coding and algorithm questions 1 behavioral 1 craftsmanship Coding questions were easy-ish; design questions were harder. All questions were on a whiteboard. All interviewers were friendly, and the proces