I found the CEO and other leaders to be very down-to-earth.
My particular manager was fantastic.
There was almost no bureaucracy.
Compensation was at the very high end.
I also enjoyed working on something recognized by family and friends.
Few opportunities for innovation in the group I worked in.
After two phone interviews with the recruiter, I was asked to write C/C++ code for some ordinary algorithms and data structures. Two days later, I had an online coding interview and talked to a Sr. SW engineer at Roku. The conversation was not bad,
Overall, a time waster. No DS/algo rounds. No specific coding questions; just some random coding questions as per the interviewer. Don't know what they were looking for in the design round. Received very good feedback during the design round. After
I applied online. The process took 3 days. Fully remote even though the job isn't and I was local. Pretty streamlined and everything got set up quickly. Easy first round, but final interview was back to back with no break for lunch.
After two phone interviews with the recruiter, I was asked to write C/C++ code for some ordinary algorithms and data structures. Two days later, I had an online coding interview and talked to a Sr. SW engineer at Roku. The conversation was not bad,
Overall, a time waster. No DS/algo rounds. No specific coding questions; just some random coding questions as per the interviewer. Don't know what they were looking for in the design round. Received very good feedback during the design round. After
I applied online. The process took 3 days. Fully remote even though the job isn't and I was local. Pretty streamlined and everything got set up quickly. Easy first round, but final interview was back to back with no break for lunch.