Lots of new things to learn
Not many cons, to be honest.
Applied for the job using a posting on Glassdoor. Was first contacted by a recruiter who wanted to know salary details from the first go. He set up a phone interview with the manager, which went well, and I was then invited for an on-site interview.
The team lead was very nice. They described the company and the product. Then, they asked some architecture questions. Following that, there was one technical question: shuffling an array, then optimizing that algorithm. The overall experience wa
1. HR phone call. 2. Interview with one of the software developers. They asked me about a project I had done and a graph-related question. 3. On-site interview with the manager. It was a hard LeetCode question (I passed). 4. System design interview.
Applied for the job using a posting on Glassdoor. Was first contacted by a recruiter who wanted to know salary details from the first go. He set up a phone interview with the manager, which went well, and I was then invited for an on-site interview.
The team lead was very nice. They described the company and the product. Then, they asked some architecture questions. Following that, there was one technical question: shuffling an array, then optimizing that algorithm. The overall experience wa
1. HR phone call. 2. Interview with one of the software developers. They asked me about a project I had done and a graph-related question. 3. On-site interview with the manager. It was a hard LeetCode question (I passed). 4. System design interview.