Good work-life balance, terrific perks, great food.
A lot of company courtesy, which will slow down your working progress.
I was approached by a direct recruiter. There was an initial phone screen and then an onsite interview. They asked Data Structure and Technical questions. It was extremely well structured. 1. How do you search through a lot of data (e.g., TB)? 2.
The interview process was very smooth, taking about 5 weeks. There were two initial phone interviews, both purely programming rounds. I was notified of the results the same day. The onsite interview consisted of 6 rounds: * 2 programming rounds *
Same questions as on Glassdoor.com. Topics included LRU cache, designing a Hangman web application, and generic HashMap implementation. The interviewers expected very specific answers, delivered in a particular way. They corrected me on almost every
I was approached by a direct recruiter. There was an initial phone screen and then an onsite interview. They asked Data Structure and Technical questions. It was extremely well structured. 1. How do you search through a lot of data (e.g., TB)? 2.
The interview process was very smooth, taking about 5 weeks. There were two initial phone interviews, both purely programming rounds. I was notified of the results the same day. The onsite interview consisted of 6 rounds: * 2 programming rounds *
Same questions as on Glassdoor.com. Topics included LRU cache, designing a Hangman web application, and generic HashMap implementation. The interviewers expected very specific answers, delivered in a particular way. They corrected me on almost every