I left because it wasn't a product I enjoyed using personally. It appeals to specific kinds of people.
Apparently, there were a lot of politics going on, but I wasn't aware or affected by it.
I'm not sure where this company will go.
The co-founding team is still relatively inexperienced.
First, I was given an assessment to complete with Karat. A week later, they asked for an interview, noting their partnership with Karat. It took another week for them to get back to me.
2 technical phone screens were conducted: one through Karat and the other with their main interview channel. 4 onsite interviews followed, consisting of algorithm and system design questions. One of the questions was the alien dictionary, with an ov
The interview process is very straightforward, mirroring almost any other big tech company. They seem to care more about providing interview questions that reflect actual job tasks rather than testing for specific data structures or complex algorith
First, I was given an assessment to complete with Karat. A week later, they asked for an interview, noting their partnership with Karat. It took another week for them to get back to me.
2 technical phone screens were conducted: one through Karat and the other with their main interview channel. 4 onsite interviews followed, consisting of algorithm and system design questions. One of the questions was the alien dictionary, with an ov
The interview process is very straightforward, mirroring almost any other big tech company. They seem to care more about providing interview questions that reflect actual job tasks rather than testing for specific data structures or complex algorith