I've been a member of the Roblox community for over 10 years, and getting to contribute to the platform as an engineer is a dream come true!
The atmosphere here is very relaxed and vibrant. There's plenty of heads-down work, but it's also common to see people gathered in the snack room for a lively conversation. The work-life balance here is great.
It's unclear to me where my career is headed, and the Bay Area is very expensive. Roblox pays well, but I'm only barely profiting while living here.
My first phone screen was not a Karat, but a phone screen with LC medium. I scheduled my all-day onsite two weeks later. It mostly involved critical thinking and system design, with one LC interview. Average difficulty for a top-tier tech company.
The assessment included 4 parts: * Task 1: Problem-Solving Assessment (25 minutes) * Task 2: Problem-Solving and Communication Assessments (45 minutes) * Task 3: Decision-Making Assessment (25 minutes) * Task 4: Coding Skills Assessment (50
There were two coding sections. The first one had two questions, and the last one had one question. I was unaware that the timer for the first question of the first section also applied to the second question. Consequently, I continued working on te
My first phone screen was not a Karat, but a phone screen with LC medium. I scheduled my all-day onsite two weeks later. It mostly involved critical thinking and system design, with one LC interview. Average difficulty for a top-tier tech company.
The assessment included 4 parts: * Task 1: Problem-Solving Assessment (25 minutes) * Task 2: Problem-Solving and Communication Assessments (45 minutes) * Task 3: Decision-Making Assessment (25 minutes) * Task 4: Coding Skills Assessment (50
There were two coding sections. The first one had two questions, and the last one had one question. I was unaware that the timer for the first question of the first section also applied to the second question. Consequently, I continued working on te