Predictable and consistent. You can make more money than most anywhere else with just moderate work.
Predictable and consistent. You can make more money than most anywhere else with just moderate work.
Yeah, the pros are the same as the cons. Depending on your personality type, that will be a job which provides lots of grounding and validation, or it will make you horribly depressed. It's the type of place where dotting all your i's and crossing all your t's and being precisely predictable is valued more than experimental and creative. It creates a culture that tends to celebrate uninspired mediocrity. But at the same time, you can make more money with uninspired mediocrity here than anywhere else. It's a great place if you don't really care much about advancing technology, but want to still have big tech status and money.
Immediately, I was unable to reschedule and was forced to do the interview at their preferred time, even though it was very inconvenient for me. The first interview, the interviewer sabotaged me by not letting me solve the LeetCode question that req
Aptitude matters. Coding matters. Clean coding matters. Approach, more than answer, matters. Sometimes, the problem might just be puzzles. And more than solving, how you think about the solution matters more.
Very disappointed. One interviewer was from a different team (replacing another interviewer) and continued to ask questions on topics that were not very related to the position and that I am not familiar with.
Immediately, I was unable to reschedule and was forced to do the interview at their preferred time, even though it was very inconvenient for me. The first interview, the interviewer sabotaged me by not letting me solve the LeetCode question that req
Aptitude matters. Coding matters. Clean coding matters. Approach, more than answer, matters. Sometimes, the problem might just be puzzles. And more than solving, how you think about the solution matters more.
Very disappointed. One interviewer was from a different team (replacing another interviewer) and continued to ask questions on topics that were not very related to the position and that I am not familiar with.