Great work-life balance and culture. Lots of really smart people. Free breakfast and lunch if you go to the office. Great office. Lots of perks overall.
My only negative point is a big one for me, but only specific to Canadian early-career SWE (or interns who want a return offer). They are pretty strict on having you work within the US. Unfortunately, the Toronto office doesn't have a real engineering hub, so the only engineers who work there are those with visa issues or enough seniority to demand a transfer.
The final round was an in-person Zoom interview where they asked you to basically make a quick component with raw HTML and explain your process. It seemed like they were looking for specifics on semantic HTML and basic interactivity.
I applied in late 2020 and heard back approximately 2 months later. The recruiter walked me through the interview process very well, and the interviewers were kind. There were two interviews: * Technical * Behavioral
I applied through a recruiter. The process took two weeks. It was a decent process with well-related questions based on the profile. We can easily clear it if we are strong in fundamentals. Don't panic and prepare well. You can definitely achieve it
The final round was an in-person Zoom interview where they asked you to basically make a quick component with raw HTML and explain your process. It seemed like they were looking for specifics on semantic HTML and basic interactivity.
I applied in late 2020 and heard back approximately 2 months later. The recruiter walked me through the interview process very well, and the interviewers were kind. There were two interviews: * Technical * Behavioral
I applied through a recruiter. The process took two weeks. It was a decent process with well-related questions based on the profile. We can easily clear it if we are strong in fundamentals. Don't panic and prepare well. You can definitely achieve it