Very good work-life balance.
Not so much to say.
1 on campus (30 mins) and 5 onsite interviews (1 HR each, except one which was 2 hrs). Every interview had at least one coding question to be done on the whiteboard, sometimes even more than one.
I had three rounds of a 45-minute interview with principal software engineers. They asked appropriate questions for my level; however, the third interviewer didn't attend. The interview was scheduled for 4 p.m. PST. Because I lived in a different
I submitted my resume at the career fair in September and was then contacted by a recruiter for an on-campus interview at the end of October. I was given a form to choose between three roles: developer, tester, and program manager. I chose to interv
1 on campus (30 mins) and 5 onsite interviews (1 HR each, except one which was 2 hrs). Every interview had at least one coding question to be done on the whiteboard, sometimes even more than one.
I had three rounds of a 45-minute interview with principal software engineers. They asked appropriate questions for my level; however, the third interviewer didn't attend. The interview was scheduled for 4 p.m. PST. Because I lived in a different
I submitted my resume at the career fair in September and was then contacted by a recruiter for an on-campus interview at the end of October. I was given a form to choose between three roles: developer, tester, and program manager. I chose to interv