Office is brand new and cool.
Salary is better than most in the field.
Manager is very cool.
Promotions are achievable.
My role was given to me randomly.
Mainly Production Support Engineering.
No lunch offered.
Very corporate.
Mascots are cringe.
Having interviewed with over a dozen companies over the past four years, this was one of the best interview processes I've experienced. I went through four rounds: * Three technical rounds * One non-technical round The interviewers were very e
The initial coding challenge are two variation of the sliding window problems, which I saw something like that previously but did not get the O(n) solution. I finished the problem, but runtime is too slow (not O(n)).
There was a brief phone conversation to talk about the company and just see if I would be a good fit. Then, I was given two hours to complete a remote programming assignment. After that, I was brought in for an in-person interview with a couple of
Having interviewed with over a dozen companies over the past four years, this was one of the best interview processes I've experienced. I went through four rounds: * Three technical rounds * One non-technical round The interviewers were very e
The initial coding challenge are two variation of the sliding window problems, which I saw something like that previously but did not get the O(n) solution. I finished the problem, but runtime is too slow (not O(n)).
There was a brief phone conversation to talk about the company and just see if I would be a good fit. Then, I was given two hours to complete a remote programming assignment. After that, I was brought in for an in-person interview with a couple of