A good engineering culture. A good business model.
Layoffs are always around the corner.
Overall, I had a great experience interviewing with Opendoor. I really liked the people I met and think the company is headed in a great direction. Introduced to a recruiter through a friend. I had a phone call meet and greet about what I was lookin
The onsite interview was pretty basic: two coding and two "design architecture" questions. The funny thing was, the first design question wasn't a design question at all. They had me confused with sending a "data engineer" to interview me. The guy l
Spoke to the recruiter; everything was great. Got to the technical phone interview, finished the coding challenge early. Rejected via generic email, no explanation. It was disappointing since I worked really hard and felt like I did all the right
Overall, I had a great experience interviewing with Opendoor. I really liked the people I met and think the company is headed in a great direction. Introduced to a recruiter through a friend. I had a phone call meet and greet about what I was lookin
The onsite interview was pretty basic: two coding and two "design architecture" questions. The funny thing was, the first design question wasn't a design question at all. They had me confused with sending a "data engineer" to interview me. The guy l
Spoke to the recruiter; everything was great. Got to the technical phone interview, finished the coding challenge early. Rejected via generic email, no explanation. It was disappointing since I worked really hard and felt like I did all the right