What you'd expect
What you'd expect
Great office, stability, work-life balance. An extremely low-stress job with fair compensation.
Some poor management. Lots of attrition. The work's not particularly interesting, and the developer experience of working on platform is painful at times.
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I had an interview with one person. The interviewer was very nice. It wasn't stressful at all.
Software Engineer
I completed a HackerRank challenge and was contacted for a phone interview a couple of months later. I received an offer a few days after the phone interview. The interview wasn't difficult. I was mostly tested on CS fundamental concepts.
Software Engineer
The interview process includes a phone screening, followed by a Google Hangout interview with two team members, and a code challenge. After that, there is a week-long challenge and a half-day of interviews, which includes a presentation to the team
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San Francisco, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2011I had an interview with one person. The interviewer was very nice. It wasn't stressful at all.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesDecember 3, 2018I completed a HackerRank challenge and was contacted for a phone interview a couple of months later. I received an offer a few days after the phone interview. The interview wasn't difficult. I was mostly tested on CS fundamental concepts.
Software Engineer
San Francisco, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2019The interview process includes a phone screening, followed by a Google Hangout interview with two team members, and a code challenge. After that, there is a week-long challenge and a half-day of interviews, which includes a presentation to the team
