Easy interview. For my experience, no tough questions.
Friendly environment. You can always ask questions, even stupid ones. People who work there do help others.
Ambiguous corporate strategy; not sure where the company will go.
The interview process is typical of any other tech company, but don’t waste your time interviewing with them if you’re genuinely looking for a job. After multiple rounds of interviews, they don’t even have the courtesy to share a decision or send a
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 interviewed with PayPal in San Jose in November 2017. The interview questions were pretty easy, with very basic algorithm questions. All the interviewers were Indian and extremely rude, which propelled my decision to not join this company. The work
The interview process is typical of any other tech company, but don’t waste your time interviewing with them if you’re genuinely looking for a job. After multiple rounds of interviews, they don’t even have the courtesy to share a decision or send a
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 interviewed with PayPal in San Jose in November 2017. The interview questions were pretty easy, with very basic algorithm questions. All the interviewers were Indian and extremely rude, which propelled my decision to not join this company. The work