Great culture (sounds cliché, but it's the first time I've seen a company actually acting on their values). Great food, great balance with personal life, amazing people working there.
Nothing wrong with LinkedIn. I don't love that it's located in the Bay Area, but that's where tech is.
Open more offices across the USA.
After the typical phone screen, I was invited on-site for an all-day interview. After the interview, the recruiter was completely unresponsive, not replying to multiple emails asking about the status. After about three weeks, I received a rejection
Recruiter reached out to me through LinkedIn. Chatted with a recruiter, who said there were two open positions and asked me to apply for a specific one after talking through the options. Applied online through the LinkedIn site. 1-hour interview p
I had five interview sessions. Two for coding, covering topics like combination/permutation and graph traversal. One for technical communication, where I discussed my current work and explained it clearly to the interviewer. One for system design,
After the typical phone screen, I was invited on-site for an all-day interview. After the interview, the recruiter was completely unresponsive, not replying to multiple emails asking about the status. After about three weeks, I received a rejection
Recruiter reached out to me through LinkedIn. Chatted with a recruiter, who said there were two open positions and asked me to apply for a specific one after talking through the options. Applied online through the LinkedIn site. 1-hour interview p
I had five interview sessions. Two for coding, covering topics like combination/permutation and graph traversal. One for technical communication, where I discussed my current work and explained it clearly to the interviewer. One for system design,