Excellent environment. A huge number of perks, including 4-month paternity leave, free food, occasional home office, etc. It feels great to work on products 1.5 billion people use.
They could be more organized when managing and planning projects.
The onsite consisted of: * 5 coding problems * 2 architecture/design discussions * 1 behavioral interview I got 3 of the 5 coding questions right (with optimal runtime & space complexity), but that was not enough. Based on this, I'd say that prior
They were always really nice and helpful. We had a good chat. The questions were not super hard. When the questions became harder, they still stayed really nice and helpful. It was a very nice chat!
Initial communication was through a recruiter, who reached out unprompted via LinkedIn. After chatting with the recruiter briefly over the phone, she quickly set me up for a phone interview, which was not that difficult or unexpected. This was foll
The onsite consisted of: * 5 coding problems * 2 architecture/design discussions * 1 behavioral interview I got 3 of the 5 coding questions right (with optimal runtime & space complexity), but that was not enough. Based on this, I'd say that prior
They were always really nice and helpful. We had a good chat. The questions were not super hard. When the questions became harder, they still stayed really nice and helpful. It was a very nice chat!
Initial communication was through a recruiter, who reached out unprompted via LinkedIn. After chatting with the recruiter briefly over the phone, she quickly set me up for a phone interview, which was not that difficult or unexpected. This was foll