Great overall company. It doesn't get much better than this.
A respectful culture, amazing 50% 401k match, lots of perks like free food, shuttles, and relocation. Great, reputable, and professional experience.
Work-life balance is the only con. Trust me, you will work a lot. While it is also not a horrible work environment and you can manage this and set expectations with your manager and team, the overall general culture is fast-paced, constantly doing a lot of everything, and has high performance expectations which will have you busy all year.
I applied on Facebook, and was contacted not long after. I was told to schedule a date for an interview. I was called exactly at the time given, and the interviewer went straight to the point. He gave a very brief introduction about himself, and we
I applied through an employee referral in September and passed the phone interview, which included easy programming questions and explanations. The onsite interview consisted of three rounds, with one interviewer in each round. After two days, I wa
I sent an application in for a position as a new grad, and the person who received my resume forwarded me to university recruiting. From there I had one phone-screen with HR, three technical interviews over the phone, and then they flew me out to Me
I applied on Facebook, and was contacted not long after. I was told to schedule a date for an interview. I was called exactly at the time given, and the interviewer went straight to the point. He gave a very brief introduction about himself, and we
I applied through an employee referral in September and passed the phone interview, which included easy programming questions and explanations. The onsite interview consisted of three rounds, with one interviewer in each round. After two days, I wa
I sent an application in for a position as a new grad, and the person who received my resume forwarded me to university recruiting. From there I had one phone-screen with HR, three technical interviews over the phone, and then they flew me out to Me