Great location (downtown San Francisco, 2 min walk to Montgomery BART station), great and diverse culture and people, highly skilled engineers and employees, advanced technologies used for building great products and services loved by both diners and restaurateurs, a great P&C (HR) team, managers who are highly professional and yet quite understanding, great teamwork culture across the company, and of course lots of snacks!
Work-life balance issues from time to time. Not the best benefits package compared to some tech companies in the SF Bay Area, but still a pretty competitive package overall.
1. HR screening with a Talent Acquisition Specialist. This call covers the company, products, teams, the position, and the candidate's experience and interests. 2. Call with a Software Engineering Manager from the team owning the position. This call
Emailed back and forth to schedule a phone interview. Got a call from a senior Data Scientist who asked me a few related algorithm questions. By the end, the questions were complicated enough where it became difficult to describe over the phone. I wa
The initial phone screen was a friendly chat with the hiring person at OpenTable. Questions asked included: * Why would you like to work here? * Tell me about yourself. * Can you highlight some of the projects that you've done? The second call was
1. HR screening with a Talent Acquisition Specialist. This call covers the company, products, teams, the position, and the candidate's experience and interests. 2. Call with a Software Engineering Manager from the team owning the position. This call
Emailed back and forth to schedule a phone interview. Got a call from a senior Data Scientist who asked me a few related algorithm questions. By the end, the questions were complicated enough where it became difficult to describe over the phone. I wa
The initial phone screen was a friendly chat with the hiring person at OpenTable. Questions asked included: * Why would you like to work here? * Tell me about yourself. * Can you highlight some of the projects that you've done? The second call was