Working with incredible people.
Working on something people all over the world use.
Being able to work without bureaucracy.
You also get to work on problems that may not fit in your direct scope, which means you learn as you go and might find your next position without even trying.
Great perks:
Getting fat from the free food.
Have to work hard, not for someone who wants to coast.
Total process around 2 months. First round: one coding interview and one Linux troubleshooting. Passed and moved forward to the full loop interview: - One coding interview - One CS fundamental interview - System design interview - Behavioral questi
The HR representative reached out unexpectedly, proposing the application. Everything looked promising until it didn't. I was ghosted after the phone screening call. There were no next steps and no follow-up email. I realized I had been filtered
45-minute interview, consisting of one coding round and one networking round. The coding round had two questions, which were pretty straightforward LeetCode style problems. The networking round focused on how ping works. You also had to design an e
Total process around 2 months. First round: one coding interview and one Linux troubleshooting. Passed and moved forward to the full loop interview: - One coding interview - One CS fundamental interview - System design interview - Behavioral questi
The HR representative reached out unexpectedly, proposing the application. Everything looked promising until it didn't. I was ghosted after the phone screening call. There were no next steps and no follow-up email. I realized I had been filtered
45-minute interview, consisting of one coding round and one networking round. The coding round had two questions, which were pretty straightforward LeetCode style problems. The networking round focused on how ping works. You also had to design an e