Location in the center, above-average benefits.
More bureaucracy with the Oracle acquisition, fewer stocks, and hard to negotiate a salary increase.
Asked about past experience, past projects, and some algorithmic questions. Not very difficult. People were nice and friendly. Was not asked a question like, "What's your greatest weakness?" Algorithmic questions were on lists, hash, BST, etc., plus
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * Two rounds of coding interviews, covering easy and medium-level problems. * One round of design interview, featuring a deep discussion on approach and system design for a given scenario. * The
Recruiter call, HM screen, technical phone screen, virtual onsite (coding, system design, behavioral). Some interviewers were helpful. Some were not and intentionally missed providing a key assumption, which isn't something that can be thought about
Asked about past experience, past projects, and some algorithmic questions. Not very difficult. People were nice and friendly. Was not asked a question like, "What's your greatest weakness?" Algorithmic questions were on lists, hash, BST, etc., plus
The interview process consisted of three rounds: * Two rounds of coding interviews, covering easy and medium-level problems. * One round of design interview, featuring a deep discussion on approach and system design for a given scenario. * The
Recruiter call, HM screen, technical phone screen, virtual onsite (coding, system design, behavioral). Some interviewers were helpful. Some were not and intentionally missed providing a key assumption, which isn't something that can be thought about