Great team! My team was so welcoming to teaching me the ropes and had frequent activities to do outside of work hours.
It often felt like working and learning from a group of friends rather than just co-workers.
The company itself is super diverse, and people who work here are generally kind and welcoming. Great work-life balance as well.
Can't really think of any downsides. Maybe one is that the office location is in Redmond, which is a little far from things to do in Seattle.
I had a brief phone call with the hiring manager to discuss my background, skills, and interest in the role. We also discussed the company culture and the responsibilities of the position. I had a technical interview with a panel of engineers where I
Two technical problem-solving questions with two different interviewers. One was about string manipulation, using dynamic programming or brute force. The other question was about arrays and completing ranges.
My first round was an on-campus interview. After clearing this, I had four on-site interviews in Seattle. The interviews were heavy on Data Structures, especially Linked Lists. Other topics asked in the interviews included: * SQL * .NET Framewo
I had a brief phone call with the hiring manager to discuss my background, skills, and interest in the role. We also discussed the company culture and the responsibilities of the position. I had a technical interview with a panel of engineers where I
Two technical problem-solving questions with two different interviewers. One was about string manipulation, using dynamic programming or brute force. The other question was about arrays and completing ranges.
My first round was an on-campus interview. After clearing this, I had four on-site interviews in Seattle. The interviews were heavy on Data Structures, especially Linked Lists. Other topics asked in the interviews included: * SQL * .NET Framewo