Fairly treated, co-workers are very professional and friendly. The work environment is healthy.
They like to switch you between teams/systems so you can learn new things.
It can be overwhelming at first because they expect you to learn multiple systems, even though you are only developing one system.
Hard and short. I was asked a lot of algorithm questions from textbook examples, which I have not found very practical. I had three rounds: one HR and two technical ones. I also had some whiteboarding through the screen, which I found very hard becau
I only spoke with three people: * The hiring manager. * The team lead. * An outside expert. I spoke informally with the hiring manager during a walk in the city. This conversation was mostly for him to present the project and assess my person
There were 4 rounds of interviews scheduled for me on different days: * Recruiter screening interview * Two technical interviews (one for coding & another for System Design) * One behavioral interview
Hard and short. I was asked a lot of algorithm questions from textbook examples, which I have not found very practical. I had three rounds: one HR and two technical ones. I also had some whiteboarding through the screen, which I found very hard becau
I only spoke with three people: * The hiring manager. * The team lead. * An outside expert. I spoke informally with the hiring manager during a walk in the city. This conversation was mostly for him to present the project and assess my person
There were 4 rounds of interviews scheduled for me on different days: * Recruiter screening interview * Two technical interviews (one for coding & another for System Design) * One behavioral interview