Good benefits and pay. Allowed remote for a bit (like most companies). Decent growth opportunities if you grind a lot.
Emphasis on profitability, more churn, and overall overloading of work and deadlines.
I recently interviewed with LinkedIn for the SWE Productivity Engineering team. I worked on around 200-225 LeetCode questions (easy, medium, and hard). The interviewer asked me an array question, and I solved it. Then, he asked me a question relate
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,
Referred by a friend and got contacted by a recruiter in Data & Infrastructure field. I am not quite sure whether this position is the best fit for me, but I took the phone screen one week later. I answered two quick questions (semaphore vs. mutex, w
I recently interviewed with LinkedIn for the SWE Productivity Engineering team. I worked on around 200-225 LeetCode questions (easy, medium, and hard). The interviewer asked me an array question, and I solved it. Then, he asked me a question relate
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,
Referred by a friend and got contacted by a recruiter in Data & Infrastructure field. I am not quite sure whether this position is the best fit for me, but I took the phone screen one week later. I answered two quick questions (semaphore vs. mutex, w