I liked working for PayPal very much.
Technology, people, and a lot to learn.
Layoffs happening often is a bad thing.
I was interviewing for a QA Manager position at their San Jose campus. I was scheduled to meet three people: two directors and one manager. The interview was mostly behavioral. They really drilled into my resume, asking quite a few questions about w
My manager found me on LinkedIn. First, I did a phone screen, which I managed to convert into a Skype screen, as I've learned to not trust reception quality/consistency. After that, I was given a coding challenge in Node.js. I was given it because I
The HackerRank had two questions. The first was an LC easy, and the second was a medium. The questions weren't too hard. I passed the first question easily.
I was interviewing for a QA Manager position at their San Jose campus. I was scheduled to meet three people: two directors and one manager. The interview was mostly behavioral. They really drilled into my resume, asking quite a few questions about w
My manager found me on LinkedIn. First, I did a phone screen, which I managed to convert into a Skype screen, as I've learned to not trust reception quality/consistency. After that, I was given a coding challenge in Node.js. I was given it because I
The HackerRank had two questions. The first was an LC easy, and the second was a medium. The questions weren't too hard. I passed the first question easily.