Very social company, great benefits, and great work-life balance.
It's very hard to leave the company because it becomes a huge part of your personal life as well.
A technical recruiter reached out and asked a bunch of JS-related questions. Some of the tech was outdated, and there were incorrect runtimes for search algorithms. The interviewer was alright. There was no response for ages, and then a canned mess
Phone screen with a Front-End Engineer. Few minutes for introductions, and then a technical problem. Even in the guise of a front-end related problem, it revolved around data structures and algorithms, which is fair play. Prepare accordingly. I got
The process began via a phone call from a recruiter. The recruiter took down a few biographical details, including education and work history, and then promised a follow-up soon. I was sent a coding puzzle, which I completed in a couple of days and s
A technical recruiter reached out and asked a bunch of JS-related questions. Some of the tech was outdated, and there were incorrect runtimes for search algorithms. The interviewer was alright. There was no response for ages, and then a canned mess
Phone screen with a Front-End Engineer. Few minutes for introductions, and then a technical problem. Even in the guise of a front-end related problem, it revolved around data structures and algorithms, which is fair play. Prepare accordingly. I got
The process began via a phone call from a recruiter. The recruiter took down a few biographical details, including education and work history, and then promised a follow-up soon. I was sent a coding puzzle, which I completed in a couple of days and s