Flexibility, good pay, RSU, and good work-life balance.
Being a large company, it is very difficult to get promoted. There is a lot of bureaucracy.
I had a phone call with a recruiter and then a phone interview with an engineer. The phone interview was super easy, and I nailed it. However, the interviewer seemed biased. I did not get a call for an onsite.
Horrible. The interviewer didn't even understand the exercise and wanted me to do it his way. It took us 30 minutes to understand the exercise because he didn't even understand it either. I was able to do it to the best of my understanding, so for ev
The interview process consists of two technical interviews: one coding interview and one systems design interview. This is then followed by an interview with the hiring manager. The coding interview is fairly standard, with a single engineer giving
I had a phone call with a recruiter and then a phone interview with an engineer. The phone interview was super easy, and I nailed it. However, the interviewer seemed biased. I did not get a call for an onsite.
Horrible. The interviewer didn't even understand the exercise and wanted me to do it his way. It took us 30 minutes to understand the exercise because he didn't even understand it either. I was able to do it to the best of my understanding, so for ev
The interview process consists of two technical interviews: one coding interview and one systems design interview. This is then followed by an interview with the hiring manager. The coding interview is fairly standard, with a single engineer giving