The WLB is okay, and you can switch teams.
The culture is gone. It used to be good.
Overall, it was a positive experience because LinkedIn is one of my favorite companies. The two phone interviews went well, as the questions were relatively easy. In the onsite interview, they asked me about regular algorithm questions, DP questions
A recruiter reached out to me a few months ago asking if I was interested in possibly pursuing an opportunity working with LinkedIn. Two phone screens followed, both technical and conducted over a site like CollabEdit. The interviewers were nice, an
My experience lasted two months. The process involved two phone screens, each with three code challenges focusing on front-end web basics. My interviews primarily covered JavaScript concepts, including HTML and CSS fundamentals. After the process
Overall, it was a positive experience because LinkedIn is one of my favorite companies. The two phone interviews went well, as the questions were relatively easy. In the onsite interview, they asked me about regular algorithm questions, DP questions
A recruiter reached out to me a few months ago asking if I was interested in possibly pursuing an opportunity working with LinkedIn. Two phone screens followed, both technical and conducted over a site like CollabEdit. The interviewers were nice, an
My experience lasted two months. The process involved two phone screens, each with three code challenges focusing on front-end web basics. My interviews primarily covered JavaScript concepts, including HTML and CSS fundamentals. After the process