Pay is good. Lots of teams.
WLB is bad. Layoffs every year.
The process was pretty simple. I got a phone call round, followed by a technical screen, and later by a 3-hour interview. It was taken by a staff engineer, a senior engineer, and a manager. They were pretty friendly.
Didn't make it past the second interview for this role. I was first given a HackerRank, followed by an approximately 45-minute CoderPad interview with an engineer. Both the interview and coding challenge were relatively normal data structures/algorit
I was contacted by a recruiter after dropping my resume at the career fair. After two phone screens, I was invited to attend a 'University Day' at the Menlo Park office for one onsite interview. Each phone screen is generally about 45 minutes long
The process was pretty simple. I got a phone call round, followed by a technical screen, and later by a 3-hour interview. It was taken by a staff engineer, a senior engineer, and a manager. They were pretty friendly.
Didn't make it past the second interview for this role. I was first given a HackerRank, followed by an approximately 45-minute CoderPad interview with an engineer. Both the interview and coding challenge were relatively normal data structures/algorit
I was contacted by a recruiter after dropping my resume at the career fair. After two phone screens, I was invited to attend a 'University Day' at the Menlo Park office for one onsite interview. Each phone screen is generally about 45 minutes long