Salary, remote work, wellness days, parental leave, and other benefits.
Nothing much. They should plan for more social events.
Typical interview process for a Silicon Valley company: * Phone screen * On-site interview The people were nice, and they told me upfront what I was getting into. My position was for what other people mentioned as glorified technical support w
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. The interview consisted of two technical stages: * The first was a LeetCode medium question. * The second was a system design interview. During the process, I was asked to present a system I
The interview process is between easy to medium. Questions in the first round are about DSA (easy, mostly). Questions in the second round involve machine coding (LRU cache). Questions in the third and manager rounds are general discussions on role
Typical interview process for a Silicon Valley company: * Phone screen * On-site interview The people were nice, and they told me upfront what I was getting into. My position was for what other people mentioned as glorified technical support w
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. The interview consisted of two technical stages: * The first was a LeetCode medium question. * The second was a system design interview. During the process, I was asked to present a system I
The interview process is between easy to medium. Questions in the first round are about DSA (easy, mostly). Questions in the second round involve machine coding (LRU cache). Questions in the third and manager rounds are general discussions on role