Great place to work, in terms of growth and culture.
Products are used worldwide and affect millions of people and businesses.
Great management that is supportive, understanding, and always ready to listen.
It's a large organization, so expect processes and long software pipelines. The gigantic codebase can be intimidating at first. The onboarding experience doesn't feel very standardized; it's very dependent on who you get as your mentor (called a buddy).
Onboarding felt a bit disorganized, but the longer you work here, the more you learn to appreciate everything else. :)
The interview was held on-site. Nothing too technical was asked. The interviewer asked a few data structure related questions, but did not actually request coding. They focused heavily on questions about the projects I had completed and the past e
Very hard and really very, very, very hard. Not really easy, but really hard. I am now just making up sentences to cross the 30-word limit. I don't give a f*** to describe the process.
Campus hiring process: * Written aptitude test * Followed by three rounds of technical interviews. Questions were fairly typical, with a few puzzle-type problems thrown in. One of the technical interviewers delved deep into my personal project
The interview was held on-site. Nothing too technical was asked. The interviewer asked a few data structure related questions, but did not actually request coding. They focused heavily on questions about the projects I had completed and the past e
Very hard and really very, very, very hard. Not really easy, but really hard. I am now just making up sentences to cross the 30-word limit. I don't give a f*** to describe the process.
Campus hiring process: * Written aptitude test * Followed by three rounds of technical interviews. Questions were fairly typical, with a few puzzle-type problems thrown in. One of the technical interviewers delved deep into my personal project