The benefits are a pro.
The layoffs are a con.
Process was smooth, interviewers were helpful and were giving hints all the time. All kind of questions from data structure to algorithms, architecture and design patterns. Multiple people from different teams interviewed and they gave feedback same
I spoke with a software engineer at my university's career fair. I was invited to a 30-minute interview on campus, where we reviewed my resume and a coding question of average difficulty. I received a final round invitation within a week. The final
The interview process began with a phone call, which led directly to an onsite interview. During the phone call, the interviewer reviewed my resume and asked a couple of technical questions: * Thread vs. process * Describe recursion to a 5-year-old
Process was smooth, interviewers were helpful and were giving hints all the time. All kind of questions from data structure to algorithms, architecture and design patterns. Multiple people from different teams interviewed and they gave feedback same
I spoke with a software engineer at my university's career fair. I was invited to a 30-minute interview on campus, where we reviewed my resume and a coding question of average difficulty. I received a final round invitation within a week. The final
The interview process began with a phone call, which led directly to an onsite interview. During the phone call, the interviewer reviewed my resume and asked a couple of technical questions: * Thread vs. process * Describe recursion to a 5-year-old