Bad company to work for
Bad company to work for
The working environment is not friendly. There isn't real teamwork; you are like a single wolf. There are no opportunities for growth.
When I worked in the office, it was close to the Caltrain station and food.
Poor.
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The interview involved many thoughtful questions, and it was easy to interact with the interviewer. I noticed the interviewer was very well-prepared due to the type of questions they asked. Expect code challenges that are truly challenging, and these
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I applied for Lyft's Software Engineer Apprenticeship program and was directed to the onsite, which consisted of four back-to-back interviews: two frontend and two backend. I was able to choose my preferred languages and frameworks. Three of the int
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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
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Mexico, Missouri, United StatesMarch 1, 2024The interview involved many thoughtful questions, and it was easy to interact with the interviewer. I noticed the interviewer was very well-prepared due to the type of questions they asked. Expect code challenges that are truly challenging, and these
Software Engineer Apprentice
San Francisco, California, United StatesJune 1, 2019I applied for Lyft's Software Engineer Apprenticeship program and was directed to the onsite, which consisted of four back-to-back interviews: two frontend and two backend. I was able to choose my preferred languages and frameworks. Three of the int
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesApril 1, 2018Phone 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
