Stop grading your staff based on what looks like impact (wow UI revamp!), and encourage engineering real societal impact instead.
The whiteboard questions were overly complicated, seemingly for the sake of complexity rather than assessing skills. The feedback I received was that the coding portion wasn't up to par. This suggests that if I had been hired, my work would have bee
I was contacted by a recruiter. There was an initial phone shared screen coding challenge. Then an onsite interview with 3 different people. Be prepared to do 2 questions in 45 minutes.
In early 2014, a recruiter contacted me. I was set up with an engineer for a phone interview. The initial questions focused on my resume, covering simple details about projects I had worked on and my prior experience. Following that, I was asked tw
The whiteboard questions were overly complicated, seemingly for the sake of complexity rather than assessing skills. The feedback I received was that the coding portion wasn't up to par. This suggests that if I had been hired, my work would have bee
I was contacted by a recruiter. There was an initial phone shared screen coding challenge. Then an onsite interview with 3 different people. Be prepared to do 2 questions in 45 minutes.
In early 2014, a recruiter contacted me. I was set up with an engineer for a phone interview. The initial questions focused on my resume, covering simple details about projects I had worked on and my prior experience. Following that, I was asked tw