Productive, Fun, and Flexible Workplace
Productive, Fun, and Flexible Workplace
PayPal takes great care of its employees and mainly listens to their needs, adapting accordingly. It is always open to change and feedback. Work-life balance is good. It provides competitive pay and good benefits. It has great perks in respect to a discounted stock plan (ESPP), 401K, and unlimited paid holidays. Opportunities for advancement are available, and everyone is encouraged with ways to map out their careers and is mentored along the way. There are ample learning resources available, such as LinkedIn Learning, Udemy, O’Reilly, and internal tools.
It feels like one team working at PayPal. People have a vision and passion for their work. Management is very supportive, and it's a good place to grow in a career.
It has one of the best Internship Programs for Undergrads and Grads. Interns get to work on exciting and challenging projects, along with fun and productive activities planned by the University Team.
- No free lunch.
- Long blackout periods for trading company stocks.
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Software Engineer III
I received a call for an interview and had an initial chat with the recruiter. After about 10 days, I scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview lasted 45 minutes and covered basic Java questions, including one coding question about optimizin
Software Engineer III
I had a phone screen and then an on-site interview. The phone screen was pretty basic, with experience and behavioral related questions. The on-site interview was a full day with three people interviewing. The first two were very technical and asked
Software Engineer III
Pretty straightforward. Mostly technical rounds. A couple of rounds with the manager, which was just chit-chatting about both parties' experiences.
Software Engineer III
San Jose, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2013I received a call for an interview and had an initial chat with the recruiter. After about 10 days, I scheduled a phone interview. The phone interview lasted 45 minutes and covered basic Java questions, including one coding question about optimizin
Software Engineer III
San Jose, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2011I had a phone screen and then an on-site interview. The phone screen was pretty basic, with experience and behavioral related questions. The on-site interview was a full day with three people interviewing. The first two were very technical and asked
Software Engineer III
San Jose, California, United StatesOctober 22, 2013Pretty straightforward. Mostly technical rounds. A couple of rounds with the manager, which was just chit-chatting about both parties' experiences.
