Very good problems to work on, benefits.
Nothing at all, to be honest.
I had a phone interview with LinkedIn. The interviewer had a heavy Chinese accent, even though he had been with LinkedIn for over 10 years. The call started on an awkward note when I walked my interviewer through my professional background. I had sp
Very cordial interview. The interviewer was actually interested in the kind of work I want to do and my past projects. Though I was rejected, I recommend people to apply for this firm.
I was contacted by a recruiter, had an initial call, and then moved on to the technical phone screen. The technical phone screen was pretty much what I expected from Glassdoor. I was given the impression that LinkedIn likes to ask multiple questions
I had a phone interview with LinkedIn. The interviewer had a heavy Chinese accent, even though he had been with LinkedIn for over 10 years. The call started on an awkward note when I walked my interviewer through my professional background. I had sp
Very cordial interview. The interviewer was actually interested in the kind of work I want to do and my past projects. Though I was rejected, I recommend people to apply for this firm.
I was contacted by a recruiter, had an initial call, and then moved on to the technical phone screen. The technical phone screen was pretty much what I expected from Glassdoor. I was given the impression that LinkedIn likes to ask multiple questions