Great company, work hard to be better
Great company, work hard to be better
dynamic, hard-working, a complex system for you to learn, incredible smart people there. You know the YouTube founder? The LinkedIn, Yelp, Slide, etc., founders? All come from PayPal.
Too busy. Management does not know tech. Too many meetings.
Know technology more. Reduce talking. Start doing.
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PayPal Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Phone interview: Three simple coding questions. Four-round in-person interview: Basic algorithm question. Object-Oriented Design (OOD) question. One system design question with the manager. The interviewees were really nice and friendly. They gave
Software Engineer
Spoke with the hiring manager, and that went well apparently. It was a typical discussion around what you've worked on, etc. Then, I moved on to a virtual technical interview. The task was to select a DOM element, add classes to it, and remove class
Software Engineer
The hour-long interview consisted of a very brief question about my development background, then straight into coding questions. The interviewer didn't seem to care so much about me as a candidate, but more about how well the person she was calling
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesApril 1, 2018Phone interview: Three simple coding questions. Four-round in-person interview: Basic algorithm question. Object-Oriented Design (OOD) question. One system design question with the manager. The interviewees were really nice and friendly. They gave
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesMay 1, 2020Spoke with the hiring manager, and that went well apparently. It was a typical discussion around what you've worked on, etc. Then, I moved on to a virtual technical interview. The task was to select a DOM element, add classes to it, and remove class
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2018The hour-long interview consisted of a very brief question about my development background, then straight into coding questions. The interviewer didn't seem to care so much about me as a candidate, but more about how well the person she was calling
