Great work environment, awesome people, and many opportunities for learning technologies in-depth. There's lots of leeway given to engineers to work on areas that they believe are important.
Benefits are awesome.
Hours are entirely flexible, so it is up to employees to keep their work-life balance in check.
I'm at a remote site, so I will occasionally need to stay late for meetings with other places. This happens to me about once a month.
Nested List Weight Sum: You are given a nested list of integers, nestedList. Each element is either an integer or a list whose elements may also be integers or other lists. The depth of an integer is the number of lists that it is inside of. For exam
It was pretty straightforward. A typical software engineering interview. The question was from LeetCode, medium to hard difficulty. As I understood it, they expect to-the-point answers rather than scope for improvement. You pretty much need to know
The interview was quite disappointing. The interviewer started 10 minutes late and, without any sort of introduction, began the interview. Rather than engaging with me, she seemed more interested in completing her work. The first question went well,
Nested List Weight Sum: You are given a nested list of integers, nestedList. Each element is either an integer or a list whose elements may also be integers or other lists. The depth of an integer is the number of lists that it is inside of. For exam
It was pretty straightforward. A typical software engineering interview. The question was from LeetCode, medium to hard difficulty. As I understood it, they expect to-the-point answers rather than scope for improvement. You pretty much need to know
The interview was quite disappointing. The interviewer started 10 minutes late and, without any sort of introduction, began the interview. Rather than engaging with me, she seemed more interested in completing her work. The first question went well,