Have a good work-life balance.
Compensation is about average in the industry.
• One screening phone interview • Three phone interviews • Two on-site interviews
Had one on-campus interview. Then, four rounds of one-on-one interviews in the Redmond office in Seattle. It was for SDE, and all were programming questions: * Doubly linked list pairwise swap. * A 2D matrix with numbers increasing in the right an
Not difficult; basic LeetCode questions involving trees and mostly string manipulation. No offer, most likely because my behavioral answers were abysmal, and I need to work on them. These were just basic questions for which I was not prepared at all
• One screening phone interview • Three phone interviews • Two on-site interviews
Had one on-campus interview. Then, four rounds of one-on-one interviews in the Redmond office in Seattle. It was for SDE, and all were programming questions: * Doubly linked list pairwise swap. * A 2D matrix with numbers increasing in the right an
Not difficult; basic LeetCode questions involving trees and mostly string manipulation. No offer, most likely because my behavioral answers were abysmal, and I need to work on them. These were just basic questions for which I was not prepared at all