Knowledgeable people, mostly easy to work with. Interesting problems to work on. Typically good work/life balance, though that may be changing, especially since the layoffs.
I question whether management has a clear and realistic long-term vision in mind. Things change very rapidly, which, again, seems to indicate poor long-term vision and direction.
A friend who works at Lyft referred me. After not doing super well in the second of three phone interviews, I completed an onsite interview. I really like Lyft. I think it's a great company with very friendly people, and I enjoyed the interview pro
Phone call after initial recruiter screening. No questions about relevant technology were asked, and the interviewer didn't seem interested in my background. This was a typical CoderPad-only interview, after I had specifically told them I had no int
It was 2 rounds; the first was HR, followed by a technical round. It was a great interview with a good coding question, which I was able to solve, but I still couldn't make it to the next round.
A friend who works at Lyft referred me. After not doing super well in the second of three phone interviews, I completed an onsite interview. I really like Lyft. I think it's a great company with very friendly people, and I enjoyed the interview pro
Phone call after initial recruiter screening. No questions about relevant technology were asked, and the interviewer didn't seem interested in my background. This was a typical CoderPad-only interview, after I had specifically told them I had no int
It was 2 rounds; the first was HR, followed by a technical round. It was a great interview with a good coding question, which I was able to solve, but I still couldn't make it to the next round.