Nice people and teammates all around.
I've been at LinkedIn for a long time. We used to have one of the best cultures at LinkedIn, but not anymore. Culture has gone downhill, and leadership is clueless.
Recently, the company is all about forced PIPs, lost perks, meaningless AI projects, and workload all of a sudden.
I had a two-hour phone interview, followed by onsite interviews. I went through the process twice. The first time was a decently good experience. The second time was the worst interview experience of my life. It's hard to believe plain luck matter
The interviewer asked a couple of leadership questions and then one coding question. He was expecting a specific answer, did not give any hints, and asked not to code. The recruiter later stated that not coding was the reason for rejection.
I applied through an employee referral and received a phone call from the recruiter. They were courteous and prompt. They scheduled me for two one-hour phone screens: one leadership screen and one technical screen. The leadership screen mostly focus
I had a two-hour phone interview, followed by onsite interviews. I went through the process twice. The first time was a decently good experience. The second time was the worst interview experience of my life. It's hard to believe plain luck matter
The interviewer asked a couple of leadership questions and then one coding question. He was expecting a specific answer, did not give any hints, and asked not to code. The recruiter later stated that not coding was the reason for rejection.
I applied through an employee referral and received a phone call from the recruiter. They were courteous and prompt. They scheduled me for two one-hour phone screens: one leadership screen and one technical screen. The leadership screen mostly focus