Work-life balance, competitive salary, nice relationships.
Not the cutting-edge technologies; the food is not free.
It is a great place to work at, if you want to really learn something.
I was contacted a few weeks after applying through my university. I had a first round interview with an engineer and then moved on to the final round, which consisted of three interviews: two with engineers and one with a manager.
The interview was a 45-minute third-party online assessment with a proctor or software engineer. They asked me to introduce myself, and then asked some design-level and coding questions. Later, there was a coding assessment through their platform.
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn and presented a front-end engineering opportunity with high-level details on what they were looking to fill. My first interview was a video call with someone, supposedly an engineer, approaching a problem on
I was contacted a few weeks after applying through my university. I had a first round interview with an engineer and then moved on to the final round, which consisted of three interviews: two with engineers and one with a manager.
The interview was a 45-minute third-party online assessment with a proctor or software engineer. They asked me to introduce myself, and then asked some design-level and coding questions. Later, there was a coding assessment through their platform.
A recruiter reached out to me on LinkedIn and presented a front-end engineering opportunity with high-level details on what they were looking to fill. My first interview was a video call with someone, supposedly an engineer, approaching a problem on