Mixed, but there's no future for PayPal
Mixed, but there's no future for PayPal
There are some amazing engineers here.
They are nice and very knowledgeable.
The company itself, as a whole, sucks. The management sucks completely. The only thing PayPal is good for is the PayPal Mafia and the strong brand name that comes with it. Its subsidiaries, Braintree, Venmo, and Xoom, are more exciting places to work for.
No advice, because you don't know how to take advice.
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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
Software Engineer
The recruiting people and the system are extremely unreliable. You will talk to multiple people, and you don't know who is who? As for their recruiting system, when they said they will send you an email via recruiting system, but you will never recei
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
San Jose, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2013The 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
Software Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2013The recruiting people and the system are extremely unreliable. You will talk to multiple people, and you don't know who is who? As for their recruiting system, when they said they will send you an email via recruiting system, but you will never recei
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
