Stable and not too hectic. A lot of growth and opportunities of internal mobility if interested.
really depends on a team. All the pros are true for me, but not for some of my peers from different teams.
Salary is less compared to other big tech companies in the area.
Typical software interview: * Design * Behavior * Basic algorithms I'd rate the algorithm problems as LeetCode easy, possibly medium. No graphs or dynamic programming. Three to four interviews, about an hour each, split over a couple of days.
The interview process was long and drawn out, with many rounds of interviews. Some interviewers asked the same questions, which was a little concerning. However, all the interviewers were very nice people. I would recommend fewer interview rounds.
I met with a campus representative, turned in my resume, and had an on-campus interview. The campus interviewer was incredibly nice and helpful! I then proceeded to the on-site interview in Seattle. The on-site interview consisted of four sessions,
Typical software interview: * Design * Behavior * Basic algorithms I'd rate the algorithm problems as LeetCode easy, possibly medium. No graphs or dynamic programming. Three to four interviews, about an hour each, split over a couple of days.
The interview process was long and drawn out, with many rounds of interviews. Some interviewers asked the same questions, which was a little concerning. However, all the interviewers were very nice people. I would recommend fewer interview rounds.
I met with a campus representative, turned in my resume, and had an on-campus interview. The campus interviewer was incredibly nice and helpful! I then proceeded to the on-site interview in Seattle. The on-site interview consisted of four sessions,