Aside from the best comp/benefits in the industry, there's an opportunity to learn to be social, open, and interact with others. Geeks/nerds don't exist here. Everyone needs to learn to work with others and be communicative.
Only been here a couple months. The only con I can tell so far is that managing image and expectations is a real portion of work.
Doing fine, keep it up.
Maybe have different interfaces targeting different age groups, so that each can feel more engaged.
The current interface is a bit generic and not exciting for young people.
Technical coding assessment consisting of 10 questions within 60 minutes (5 SQL and 5 Python). Systems design question. Behavioral interview. Data modeling question focusing on star schema and complex product questions.
It was very stressful. Some interviewers were nice, while some were like robots. Everything about the process makes you feel like you're in a chase, and it was not a pleasant experience. If working for the company is like that, that's a bad place to
The hiring process was excellent. The recruiter shared many website links for preparation before the interview. Both Structured Query Language and preferred programming skills were evaluated in the interview.
Technical coding assessment consisting of 10 questions within 60 minutes (5 SQL and 5 Python). Systems design question. Behavioral interview. Data modeling question focusing on star schema and complex product questions.
It was very stressful. Some interviewers were nice, while some were like robots. Everything about the process makes you feel like you're in a chase, and it was not a pleasant experience. If working for the company is like that, that's a bad place to
The hiring process was excellent. The recruiter shared many website links for preparation before the interview. Both Structured Query Language and preferred programming skills were evaluated in the interview.