Good work-life balance, good co-workers, and engineering culture.
Using EmberJS, which the industry has left behind, and a ton of bureaucracy to navigate to make new features.
Clear communication
I asked my friend who works at LinkedIn to refer me. Then HR called me and scheduled a technical interview. After the interview, they said they would not move forward with my application.
I was contacted via email by a recruiter regarding a software engineering role within the mobile teams. I then had a technical phone screening, which included a question about general data structures and algorithms on Coderpad. Following that, I ha
LinkedIn contacted me first. After two telephone interviews (initial screening and technical), I was invited to an on-site interview at their Mountain View headquarters. LinkedIn arranged travel for me. They worked within my constraints and did not
I asked my friend who works at LinkedIn to refer me. Then HR called me and scheduled a technical interview. After the interview, they said they would not move forward with my application.
I was contacted via email by a recruiter regarding a software engineering role within the mobile teams. I then had a technical phone screening, which included a question about general data structures and algorithms on Coderpad. Following that, I ha
LinkedIn contacted me first. After two telephone interviews (initial screening and technical), I was invited to an on-site interview at their Mountain View headquarters. LinkedIn arranged travel for me. They worked within my constraints and did not