After 2.5 years at Reddit, I continue learning new stuff, which is super rare.
The only con is, I feel a bit detached from the team, as I can’t meet them in person.
Initial 30-minute talk with the recruiter: general questions, friendly, and polite interviewer. Afterwards, there were some delays in communication due to the pandemic situation. No objections regarding recruiter communication. Second round: unexpe
Interviews include: * System design * Live-coding (LeetCode-style) * Cross-functional interview with a product manager * Hiring manager interview (though not for the team applied to) Expect at least 8 hours of interviews, with significant reshuffli
Typical new grad interview process. I was paired with a Reddit engineer and had to walk through a problem. I wish I had been given more guidance. A lot of it was just the engineer saying, "Do whatever you want," so I had to define the boundaries of
Initial 30-minute talk with the recruiter: general questions, friendly, and polite interviewer. Afterwards, there were some delays in communication due to the pandemic situation. No objections regarding recruiter communication. Second round: unexpe
Interviews include: * System design * Live-coding (LeetCode-style) * Cross-functional interview with a product manager * Hiring manager interview (though not for the team applied to) Expect at least 8 hours of interviews, with significant reshuffli
Typical new grad interview process. I was paired with a Reddit engineer and had to walk through a problem. I wish I had been given more guidance. A lot of it was just the engineer saying, "Do whatever you want," so I had to define the boundaries of