Pay, coworkers, FTO, work/life balance
I would rather not say.
1. 3-hour coding challenge. I completed it in JS and thought I had failed because I realized a better solution near the end of the time limit. 2. Passed the coding challenge and proceeded to the onsite interviews. The interviews included: system d
I had two technical phone screens and an interview with the Hiring Manager for the team that was interested in me. The company works extensively in Java, so much of the interview focused on the specifics of the language and a few simple technical qu
One standard technical phone interview followed by an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of four interviews: * Three technical LeetCode-style interviews. * One application interview (actually applying your CS knowledge in a real-life applic
1. 3-hour coding challenge. I completed it in JS and thought I had failed because I realized a better solution near the end of the time limit. 2. Passed the coding challenge and proceeded to the onsite interviews. The interviews included: system d
I had two technical phone screens and an interview with the Hiring Manager for the team that was interested in me. The company works extensively in Java, so much of the interview focused on the specifics of the language and a few simple technical qu
One standard technical phone interview followed by an onsite interview. The onsite consisted of four interviews: * Three technical LeetCode-style interviews. * One application interview (actually applying your CS knowledge in a real-life applic