People are exceptionally smart, but also humble and down to earth. The work I did was meaningful and is a large-scale project.
The workload is immense, and a lot of the time I had to find myself working overtime.
I had phone screens and onsite interviews. While both were technical, the phone screen was a lot more intense than the in-person interview. They were both entirely algorithmically focused. The onsite interviews were all coding-based. They asked me q
First, I had to fill out an online coding test at HackerRank. It was pretty simple -- I had 3 hours to complete two basic programming questions. Then, there was a phone interview. I was asked to expand on certain things I've written on my resume, an
I was emailed after submitting my resume online to set up a phone interview. The emailer promptly replied to all my questions. The first interview was a phone screen. It asked one question on arrays and then a testing question about an office printe
I had phone screens and onsite interviews. While both were technical, the phone screen was a lot more intense than the in-person interview. They were both entirely algorithmically focused. The onsite interviews were all coding-based. They asked me q
First, I had to fill out an online coding test at HackerRank. It was pretty simple -- I had 3 hours to complete two basic programming questions. Then, there was a phone interview. I was asked to expand on certain things I've written on my resume, an
I was emailed after submitting my resume online to set up a phone interview. The emailer promptly replied to all my questions. The first interview was a phone screen. It asked one question on arrays and then a testing question about an office printe