Nice compensation and benefits, lots of stocks, and good insurance plans.
Lot of responsibility, lot of opportunities for learning.
Free food.
There's no work-life balance; it depends on individual teams.
Working long hours is the norm, and there's a culture of overwork in some teams.
There are no independent projects in India. There are a lot of dependencies on San Diego, so staying awake late at night is needed, otherwise, you will lose track of things.
Please try to address concerns.
The process took a few weeks, and the interview was of an average level. They tested technical skills and asked about projects and experience. They were very keen on your skillset and overall knowledge.
I got in through an employee referral. The first step was a coding round with questions ranging from beginner to advanced levels. A week after submitting the written assessment, I received an email inviting me for a 1:1 interview. The on-site interv
Three rounds of interview: 1. DSA: two questions from HackerRank (1 easy and 1 medium) and projects 2. DSA: 1 question (medium) and an API read and manipulate question from HackerRank I got rejected in the 2nd round.
The process took a few weeks, and the interview was of an average level. They tested technical skills and asked about projects and experience. They were very keen on your skillset and overall knowledge.
I got in through an employee referral. The first step was a coding round with questions ranging from beginner to advanced levels. A week after submitting the written assessment, I received an email inviting me for a 1:1 interview. The on-site interv
Three rounds of interview: 1. DSA: two questions from HackerRank (1 easy and 1 medium) and projects 2. DSA: 1 question (medium) and an API read and manipulate question from HackerRank I got rejected in the 2nd round.