They are a very nice company to work for.
They have nice work-life balance.
They're a smaller company, so the compensation isn't as large as the other Silicon Valley companies.
A recruiter reached out to me. The first round was a HackerRank link with two coding questions and ten multiple-choice questions. The coding questions were simple. Onsite interview #1 followed immediately, and then onsite interview #2. Two days la
A one-hour interview focused on a single algorithm, data structure, or concurrency question. The question itself was not difficult, but the interviewer asked numerous follow-ups to gauge my true understanding of the topic.
Met at the career fair, where all interested students had to take a small quiz before even being considered. Then had an on-campus interview about concurrency and synchronization. Finally, went on-site in Mountain View for two technical interviews
A recruiter reached out to me. The first round was a HackerRank link with two coding questions and ten multiple-choice questions. The coding questions were simple. Onsite interview #1 followed immediately, and then onsite interview #2. Two days la
A one-hour interview focused on a single algorithm, data structure, or concurrency question. The question itself was not difficult, but the interviewer asked numerous follow-ups to gauge my true understanding of the topic.
Met at the career fair, where all interested students had to take a small quiz before even being considered. Then had an on-campus interview about concurrency and synchronization. Finally, went on-site in Mountain View for two technical interviews