Over my 20+ years of experience, I have not met better team members than the ones I had the privilege to work with at PayPal. The managers I worked for were brave and audacious enough to allow senior engineers to experiment with cutting-edge technologies (upon having tested their capabilities).
Unfortunately, PayPal is not like Google, Facebook, etc. in terms of employee compensation and benefits.
Asked questions on Java and Salesforce integration over the phone. It went pretty well and came onsite immediately. The job location was in San Jose, California. The HR interview was very straightforward. Mostly a straightforward interview.
I was contacted by a recruiter with the job description, and a phone interview was set up for two weeks later. The interviewer called me on time and started the interview with a coding question, stating that we could discuss more if I had any questio
Keep PayPal as your last option. One interviewer at the MTL level switched off the camera while I was working on my program. She doesn't have a basic understanding of Big O complexity and clearly doesn't have any idea of the architecture or design re
Asked questions on Java and Salesforce integration over the phone. It went pretty well and came onsite immediately. The job location was in San Jose, California. The HR interview was very straightforward. Mostly a straightforward interview.
I was contacted by a recruiter with the job description, and a phone interview was set up for two weeks later. The interviewer called me on time and started the interview with a coding question, stating that we could discuss more if I had any questio
Keep PayPal as your last option. One interviewer at the MTL level switched off the camera while I was working on my program. She doesn't have a basic understanding of Big O complexity and clearly doesn't have any idea of the architecture or design re