A dynamic place to work with a lot of smart people. People very willing to help each other out and collaborate. Great perks and the opportunity to have a say.
Work-life balance is very out of whack. You have to work a lot of hours, but more importantly, this doesn't seem to make people much more productive.
Figure out ways to make the engineering workload easier, or figure out how to harness people's extra working hours in a productive way.
I gave my resume to a recruiter on campus and set up a phone interview. The interview was straightforward: an efficient string lookup from an array of strings (the type of questions that are solved using a trie). I thought I bombed the phone screen
My application was submitted through an internal referral, and I was contacted by the recruiter within a week. The recruiter was very helpful in providing tips on preparing for the interview and its format. Even though I didn't get an offer, the ove
I was contacted by a recruiter who found me via graph search and was asked whether I was job hunting. I chose to go onsite for the initial phone screen. The question was straightforward, with an emphasis on fast and accurate coding, and the interview
I gave my resume to a recruiter on campus and set up a phone interview. The interview was straightforward: an efficient string lookup from an array of strings (the type of questions that are solved using a trie). I thought I bombed the phone screen
My application was submitted through an internal referral, and I was contacted by the recruiter within a week. The recruiter was very helpful in providing tips on preparing for the interview and its format. Even though I didn't get an offer, the ove
I was contacted by a recruiter who found me via graph search and was asked whether I was job hunting. I chose to go onsite for the initial phone screen. The question was straightforward, with an emphasis on fast and accurate coding, and the interview