Flexibility, culture, nice people, benefits, pay.
I cannot think of any. They are incredible.
I applied online in October but hadn't heard anything until I met an employee who then referred me. After filling out the referral form, I was contacted the next day and had an offer to schedule an interview. I thought it would be with a recruiter to
The Worst Interview. It was a phone screen with two people on the line. They clearly had a predetermined solution for the problems given and absolutely did not want to listen to any other way or approach. Even when I offered a solution that ran in t
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
I applied online in October but hadn't heard anything until I met an employee who then referred me. After filling out the referral form, I was contacted the next day and had an offer to schedule an interview. I thought it would be with a recruiter to
The Worst Interview. It was a phone screen with two people on the line. They clearly had a predetermined solution for the problems given and absolutely did not want to listen to any other way or approach. Even when I offered a solution that ran in t
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