I love the people who work here.
Nothing bad. It's the best job ever.
The interview process involved numerous rounds, culminating in a full day onsite interview. The rounds prior to the onsite were great, and everyone was a pleasure to meet. The onsite, however, was grueling and not a valid representation of a typica
The opportunity seemed really cool and exciting, and the interview process seemed pretty standard. It included: * A phone screen with the recruiter * An hour-long technical screen * A four-to-six-hour "on-site" with a few different people Th
The conversation covered web concepts such as the difference between GET and POST, as well as security topics like XSS. It then moved on to more core CS fundamentals, including what a hash table is and what data structure to use when memory-constrai
The interview process involved numerous rounds, culminating in a full day onsite interview. The rounds prior to the onsite were great, and everyone was a pleasure to meet. The onsite, however, was grueling and not a valid representation of a typica
The opportunity seemed really cool and exciting, and the interview process seemed pretty standard. It included: * A phone screen with the recruiter * An hour-long technical screen * A four-to-six-hour "on-site" with a few different people Th
The conversation covered web concepts such as the difference between GET and POST, as well as security topics like XSS. It then moved on to more core CS fundamentals, including what a hash table is and what data structure to use when memory-constrai