Mostly chill environment, decent pay.
Promotions are hard. On-call is unpaid. Better not to take offers in networking teams.
The process went like this: * First, there was an HR interview—a very pleasant conversation that introduced the company and the overall process. * Next, there was a test consisting of three tasks: one easy, one difficult, and one of medium diffi
The phone screen was conducted for the teams, featuring easy data structures questions and a scenario based on what data structures to use when. I also got a scenario of designing a hashing algorithm for partitioning purposes, which talks about diffe
I was told it's a general interview event where I could use any language I preferred. It turned out to be four interviewers from Azure Files, all prejudiced against code that wasn't C++. The last interview was especially awful. I was told it would
The process went like this: * First, there was an HR interview—a very pleasant conversation that introduced the company and the overall process. * Next, there was a test consisting of three tasks: one easy, one difficult, and one of medium diffi
The phone screen was conducted for the teams, featuring easy data structures questions and a scenario based on what data structures to use when. I also got a scenario of designing a hashing algorithm for partitioning purposes, which talks about diffe
I was told it's a general interview event where I could use any language I preferred. It turned out to be four interviewers from Azure Files, all prejudiced against code that wasn't C++. The last interview was especially awful. I was told it would