I love working at OpenDoor. The engineering team is very proficient, and it is a place where you can really take your skills to the next level.
I don't really have any cons about Opendoor.
One phone screening interview. This interview was focused on creating a React app. Then a multiple-hour-long virtual panel. There were: * Two behavioral or past projects interviews * Two peer coding interviews (React and JavaScript focused) * One f
Here's the corrected version: The recruiter contacted me and explained the job description, asked about my interest, and outlined the interview process. Throughout the interview process, the recruiter provided guidance, offering briefings before eac
Pretty negative experience. I had a call with a recruiter, then an online tech screen involving a Trie search. After that were the on-sites. The on-sites were all pretty terrible. Each interviewer showed up 8-10 minutes late, resulting in a rushed t
One phone screening interview. This interview was focused on creating a React app. Then a multiple-hour-long virtual panel. There were: * Two behavioral or past projects interviews * Two peer coding interviews (React and JavaScript focused) * One f
Here's the corrected version: The recruiter contacted me and explained the job description, asked about my interest, and outlined the interview process. Throughout the interview process, the recruiter provided guidance, offering briefings before eac
Pretty negative experience. I had a call with a recruiter, then an online tech screen involving a Trie search. After that were the on-sites. The on-sites were all pretty terrible. Each interviewer showed up 8-10 minutes late, resulting in a rushed t