Flexible, decent salary, and great benefits
Not exciting work, in my opinion.
First round with HR, second with two managers. They asked technical questions on Java, JavaScript, and SQL. They asked about OOP and the syntax of certain functions and methods. They also asked open-ended questions, for example, "What's your favorite
A recruiter reached out to me after I applied for the software engineer position in the new Mountain View office. A phone interview was set up with the VP. She seemed nice, and it was an overall high-level discussion of my experience and the position
Met recruiter at a conference, and I interviewed on the spot. Was asked easy LC questions, went over my resume, and some standard general behavioral and technical questions. They called it an exploratory interview and asked me to wait for next steps
First round with HR, second with two managers. They asked technical questions on Java, JavaScript, and SQL. They asked about OOP and the syntax of certain functions and methods. They also asked open-ended questions, for example, "What's your favorite
A recruiter reached out to me after I applied for the software engineer position in the new Mountain View office. A phone interview was set up with the VP. She seemed nice, and it was an overall high-level discussion of my experience and the position
Met recruiter at a conference, and I interviewed on the spot. Was asked easy LC questions, went over my resume, and some standard general behavioral and technical questions. They called it an exploratory interview and asked me to wait for next steps