The management is efficient, and the vision is clear.
It's a big company, so you'll likely be working on a very small piece of the system. Growth opportunities are still there, though, and as far as Big Tech goes, it's one of the most dynamic.
I was referred by alumni and got a standard phone screen one week later. The technical questions were about basic algorithms and data structures. It took two weeks until I got the second round of interviews. I am still in the process.
The process was straightforward. There were three rounds of telephonic interviews. All of them involved simple algorithmic questions. The interviewers mostly stressed on the correctness of the code. Make sure you structure your code well and ensure
Met with an engineer and was asked two simple LC questions. One was a simple dynamic programming question, while the other was a tree question. Got through them. He saved 10 minutes for questions.
I was referred by alumni and got a standard phone screen one week later. The technical questions were about basic algorithms and data structures. It took two weeks until I got the second round of interviews. I am still in the process.
The process was straightforward. There were three rounds of telephonic interviews. All of them involved simple algorithmic questions. The interviewers mostly stressed on the correctness of the code. Make sure you structure your code well and ensure
Met with an engineer and was asked two simple LC questions. One was a simple dynamic programming question, while the other was a tree question. Got through them. He saved 10 minutes for questions.