Pretty good stack, comfortable working space, moves relatively fast and does important work.
Somewhat toxic culture. Everyone wants to get ahead, but it isn't mutually beneficial growth; it's more like adversarial.
After passing the object-oriented online assessment, I had a 20-minute phone call with a recruiter. They asked basic questions about my resume. I was rejected three days later. The recruiter was nice but not incredibly engaged.
The interview process involved one phone interview followed by an in-person interview at the Palo Alto location. The company is very good to its potential interns. When I interviewed at the location, there were about 25 other interns doing the same.
The interview process consisted of two phone interviews and then an on-site interview. The first phone interview was algorithms-based, and the second was coding-based. Both interviews included questions ranging from medium to hard difficulty. The c
After passing the object-oriented online assessment, I had a 20-minute phone call with a recruiter. They asked basic questions about my resume. I was rejected three days later. The recruiter was nice but not incredibly engaged.
The interview process involved one phone interview followed by an in-person interview at the Palo Alto location. The company is very good to its potential interns. When I interviewed at the location, there were about 25 other interns doing the same.
The interview process consisted of two phone interviews and then an on-site interview. The first phone interview was algorithms-based, and the second was coding-based. Both interviews included questions ranging from medium to hard difficulty. The c