Good work-life balance, fast stock growth.
Career path growth is slower than at other companies. There aren't enough opportunities to improve your tech skillset.
Interviewed with PayPal after graduating from college in December 2013. The process took about a month. It consisted of two phone interviews, followed by a final on-site interview which comprised five hour-long, face-to-face rounds.
I attended an online screening followed by two phone interviews. The first one was in C++, even though my resume is for a Java Developer (with a little bit of C++). The next round was in Java. Both interviews were coding-centric; there was no desig
The interview included algorithms, databases, and web development. Topics covered: * Heaps * Trees * Data structures There were culture fit questions, and of course, lots of coding and debugging. We discussed using Unix tools, code for splitting a
Interviewed with PayPal after graduating from college in December 2013. The process took about a month. It consisted of two phone interviews, followed by a final on-site interview which comprised five hour-long, face-to-face rounds.
I attended an online screening followed by two phone interviews. The first one was in C++, even though my resume is for a Java Developer (with a little bit of C++). The next round was in Java. Both interviews were coding-centric; there was no desig
The interview included algorithms, databases, and web development. Topics covered: * Heaps * Trees * Data structures There were culture fit questions, and of course, lots of coding and debugging. We discussed using Unix tools, code for splitting a