The vibe here is awesome. Everyone's super friendly and approachable.
Asking questions is totally cool, and you learn heaps from your coworkers. Management keeps things running smoothly and is super organized.
Our leaders are upfront about company goals, which is great. Plus, my manager is really supportive of my career growth.
Being new to the data scene, there are definitely a bunch of challenges to tackle right off the bat.
Met at a career fair. One week later, I had an initial phone screen with HR. One week after that, I had a technical phone interview with an engineer. The initial phone screen consisted of standard behavioral questions, such as: * What are you inte
I was asked an easy-to-medium LeetCode level problem, but it was modified. The interviewer asked a bunch of follow-up questions. Some of these questions were unclear, leaving me unsure of what the interviewer was asking for. While the original questi
The interviewer was unprofessional and verbally told me off. He/She stated that they'd never met a candidate like me who hadn't researched the company. It was 100% my fault, but I believe there was no need to verbally berate me over the phone at 9 A
Met at a career fair. One week later, I had an initial phone screen with HR. One week after that, I had a technical phone interview with an engineer. The initial phone screen consisted of standard behavioral questions, such as: * What are you inte
I was asked an easy-to-medium LeetCode level problem, but it was modified. The interviewer asked a bunch of follow-up questions. Some of these questions were unclear, leaving me unsure of what the interviewer was asking for. While the original questi
The interviewer was unprofessional and verbally told me off. He/She stated that they'd never met a candidate like me who hadn't researched the company. It was 100% my fault, but I believe there was no need to verbally berate me over the phone at 9 A