It was very fun to work at Reddit.
Nothing negative to say about it.
I applied online, and the recruiter reached out. They scheduled a call with a developer once the hiring manager gave a thumbs up. The second round was conducted on Coderpad. The interviewer asked me two questions: * One was to design a data struc
The interview process is fairly standard: * An HR call * A phone screen * An onsite interview The onsite includes several technical rounds (coding and design), including a session with live coding on your own laptop. There is also a round wit
I was referred by a former co-worker. Had an initial chat with the VP of Engineering, followed by another chat with a recruiter. I was promptly scheduled for a technical phone screen later that week. It was a standard tech screen over the phone, us
I applied online, and the recruiter reached out. They scheduled a call with a developer once the hiring manager gave a thumbs up. The second round was conducted on Coderpad. The interviewer asked me two questions: * One was to design a data struc
The interview process is fairly standard: * An HR call * A phone screen * An onsite interview The onsite includes several technical rounds (coding and design), including a session with live coding on your own laptop. There is also a round wit
I was referred by a former co-worker. Had an initial chat with the VP of Engineering, followed by another chat with a recruiter. I was promptly scheduled for a technical phone screen later that week. It was a standard tech screen over the phone, us