Good perks, good work-life balance, not a lot going on.
Hard to get promoted. Comp is bad. CEO keeps coming out with ways to demoralize staff.
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
I applied online. The interview included a 45-minute medium-difficulty LeetCode-style challenge involving arrays and efficient lookups. I explained my approach, optimized edge cases, and discussed time complexity. The interviewer also asked clarifyi
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 "
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
I applied online. The interview included a 45-minute medium-difficulty LeetCode-style challenge involving arrays and efficient lookups. I explained my approach, optimized edge cases, and discussed time complexity. The interviewer also asked clarifyi
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 "