My interview experience was very positive and open-ended. Here's a breakdown of the process: 1. Lunch with a lead developer after an internal employee reference. 2. A "life story" discussion with a recruiter. 3. A technical deep dive with a senio
They found me on GitHub/LinkedIn and called me to start the process. First, there was a very nice Skype call. They told me there were a few steps: a technical call with a developer, and then I would have to go to Toronto for a face-to-face interview
The coding interview was easy, and the conversational interview was nice. However, the "pair programming" interviews were awful. I had never pair programmed before, so I did a ton of research. I came expecting to collaborate and complete more of a "
My interview experience was very positive and open-ended. Here's a breakdown of the process: 1. Lunch with a lead developer after an internal employee reference. 2. A "life story" discussion with a recruiter. 3. A technical deep dive with a senio
They found me on GitHub/LinkedIn and called me to start the process. First, there was a very nice Skype call. They told me there were a few steps: a technical call with a developer, and then I would have to go to Toronto for a face-to-face interview
The coding interview was easy, and the conversational interview was nice. However, the "pair programming" interviews were awful. I had never pair programmed before, so I did a ton of research. I came expecting to collaborate and complete more of a "