Good perks and career growth
Work-life balance is not that good.
My resume was passed through a referral, and I was directly called for an onsite interview at their San Jose office. Right from the start, this was a disaster. The hiring manager directly called me and set up the interview: "Can you come tomorrow?"
I was referred by an employee and received a call from the project manager regarding my interest and general questions. Later, I had a telephonic interview, which heavily emphasized heaps. Then, I was called onsite for five interviews, which mostly
First round is phone interview, in which one team member asked a few basic Javascript questions. A few days later, HR connected me and scheduled an onsite interview. The onsite interview consisted of five individual interviews, most focusing on techn
My resume was passed through a referral, and I was directly called for an onsite interview at their San Jose office. Right from the start, this was a disaster. The hiring manager directly called me and set up the interview: "Can you come tomorrow?"
I was referred by an employee and received a call from the project manager regarding my interest and general questions. Later, I had a telephonic interview, which heavily emphasized heaps. Then, I was called onsite for five interviews, which mostly
First round is phone interview, in which one team member asked a few basic Javascript questions. A few days later, HR connected me and scheduled an onsite interview. The onsite interview consisted of five individual interviews, most focusing on techn