Very good work-life balance.
Not bad. Work-life balance.
I took the interview this January. It was very hard. I had 3 interviews in total. The first interviewer asked about my course project and asked me to write code. The second interview consisted of a tech talk and dinner. I was interrupted multiple
HR called me. Since I was local, instead of a phone screen, she arranged for me to come on-site. I talked to two hiring group leads. One proceeded for a real on-site interview. The on-site interview took almost two weeks to schedule (by someone else
One short interview on campus. Basic questions about projects and difficulties faced. Programming questions were asked: 1. Least common ancestor when two nodes are given within an n-ary tree (along with information about depth and a link back to e
I took the interview this January. It was very hard. I had 3 interviews in total. The first interviewer asked about my course project and asked me to write code. The second interview consisted of a tech talk and dinner. I was interrupted multiple
HR called me. Since I was local, instead of a phone screen, she arranged for me to come on-site. I talked to two hiring group leads. One proceeded for a real on-site interview. The on-site interview took almost two weeks to schedule (by someone else
One short interview on campus. Basic questions about projects and difficulties faced. Programming questions were asked: 1. Least common ancestor when two nodes are given within an n-ary tree (along with information about depth and a link back to e