This is definitely one of the best companies I've worked for, and I've worked for a lot of companies. People get along and respect and help each other.
The compensation is good, the food is good, the culture is good. No complaints!
Very intense, fast-paced, and grueling at times. If you're not a self-starter, you will have a hard time surviving here. You have to be willing to do the legwork when there is missing documentation, your tool is broken, or your manager is absent for long stretches.
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I was contacted by a LinkedIn recruiter on LinkedIn. After a brief chat, they scheduled a 1-hour phone interview with two algorithm questions. After passing the phone interview, I was invited for a 5-hour on-site interview. This included: * One a
I applied through LinkedIn and received a call from the recruiter. I had a phone interview, which I thought didn't go very well, but I still received an invitation for an onsite interview. The onsite interview consisted of six rounds. Both coding q
The interview process was quite standard, involving a phone round and an onsite schedule with five interviews plus lunch. 1. **Phone Round:** The phone round was of average difficulty, with questions primarily from LeetCode. The only issue was an i