High impact – your work affects a lot of people.
Interesting – there are a lot of challenging problems to solve.
Flexible – choose when and how much to work. You are judged on what you accomplish, not how long you are at the office doing it.
Work/life balance – other than hackathons and offsites, I'm home for dinner with my family.
Choose your path – you get to choose what to work on out of bootcamp.
Not enough people: there are things that should get done, but there's no one to do them.
Meetings: Most of my days are interrupted by a meeting or two.
The phone coding interview was super fast and nice. It was a positive experience. However, the onsite interview was different. I felt that some of the four interviewers seemed entitled, which is something I've never experienced in any other coding i
They found me at SO Careers for some reason. First, we had an HR interview with nothing really particular. Then, another Skype/phone interview followed with real-time coding. The interviewer was okay and friendly, answering all my questions. It was
Applied via LinkedIn, and a recruiter reached out. Had a technical round with two LeetCode medium and one LeetCode hard questions. Did well, but received a rejection a week later.
The phone coding interview was super fast and nice. It was a positive experience. However, the onsite interview was different. I felt that some of the four interviewers seemed entitled, which is something I've never experienced in any other coding i
They found me at SO Careers for some reason. First, we had an HR interview with nothing really particular. Then, another Skype/phone interview followed with real-time coding. The interviewer was okay and friendly, answering all my questions. It was
Applied via LinkedIn, and a recruiter reached out. Had a technical round with two LeetCode medium and one LeetCode hard questions. Did well, but received a rejection a week later.