Good work/life balance, a high compensation package compared to other companies. Tons of gifts and lots of fun events. A very colorful place to work at.
Impact is not so good, as many projects tend to be experimental and never make it to real users. Technologies used can be quite primitive and not impressive for future employers. Promotions can be extremely slow and involve lots of politics.
I went to an on-site interview after attending a networking event. It was the final interview and involved a few whiteboarding sessions, coding questions, and critical thinking exercises.
The interviewer firstly asked for a self-introduction and then gave an algorithm problem regarding a binary tree. Most of the time was spent discussing the solution, the time complexity, and the test cases. The interview ended with Q&A.
The first screening interview was followed by three code problem-solving interviews. The final interview, with the CEO or team manager, was behavioral. If you solve 75 LeetCode questions, you will pass the problem-solving interview. They asked about
I went to an on-site interview after attending a networking event. It was the final interview and involved a few whiteboarding sessions, coding questions, and critical thinking exercises.
The interviewer firstly asked for a self-introduction and then gave an algorithm problem regarding a binary tree. Most of the time was spent discussing the solution, the time complexity, and the test cases. The interview ended with Q&A.
The first screening interview was followed by three code problem-solving interviews. The final interview, with the CEO or team manager, was behavioral. If you solve 75 LeetCode questions, you will pass the problem-solving interview. They asked about