You work with a lot of smart people. People are nice and friendly.
Generous time off and a good package overall.
Toxic management. It seems like no one can fault the managers.
Silent layoffs without a specific reason. If you can't play well with your managers/bosses... good luck.
There were three rounds of technical interviews, mainly on Java fundamentals, system design, and Spring Boot. They even touched on a few topics on Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD. There was one live coding round.
I applied to Ripple Labs after seeing them on the MIT Top 50 Smartest Companies list. The process took about three months, and I felt as though the company was really trying to find someone who would fit in perfectly, both in terms of attitude and ab
I chatted with HR and the CTO to determine if I was a good match and if they were what I was looking for. I then received a coding challenge that included using their API. The last stage was shadowing someone on site for a day.
There were three rounds of technical interviews, mainly on Java fundamentals, system design, and Spring Boot. They even touched on a few topics on Docker, Kubernetes, and CI/CD. There was one live coding round.
I applied to Ripple Labs after seeing them on the MIT Top 50 Smartest Companies list. The process took about three months, and I felt as though the company was really trying to find someone who would fit in perfectly, both in terms of attitude and ab
I chatted with HR and the CTO to determine if I was a good match and if they were what I was looking for. I then received a coding challenge that included using their API. The last stage was shadowing someone on site for a day.