Best place to work in AR industry if you don't want to work at a big corp (Google, FB, Apple, etc.).
AR products have real users, unlike other AR platforms that are in the R&D phase without live customers.
Company has real potential to be a major player in the AR market.
It's uncertain when the AR market will be big.
Focus more on the platform play and less on trying to make hit games (outside of PGO and Japan studio).
There are a lot of listening sessions for employee feedback, but it feels like more can be done by leadership to actually act on the employee feedback.
Technical screening phone call: * Directly coding question * Two Sum * LRU They prefer Python, but other languages are acceptable. No behavioral or general questions. Positive feedback moves to the next stage.
The phone interview was quite smooth and decent. My HR was very helpful and explained the process in detail. The interviewer reviewed my resume, which saved time by focusing questions on my experiences. They then asked two technical questions. I wa
I applied online. After about two weeks, an HR representative contacted me for a conversation. However, a few days after I replied, I received a rejection email without having spoken to HR.
Technical screening phone call: * Directly coding question * Two Sum * LRU They prefer Python, but other languages are acceptable. No behavioral or general questions. Positive feedback moves to the next stage.
The phone interview was quite smooth and decent. My HR was very helpful and explained the process in detail. The interviewer reviewed my resume, which saved time by focusing questions on my experiences. They then asked two technical questions. I wa
I applied online. After about two weeks, an HR representative contacted me for a conversation. However, a few days after I replied, I received a rejection email without having spoken to HR.