Coworkers are nice, and all dedicated. Everyone is nice and there is a rather strong engineering culture.
There was a bit more company politics than expected.
The process is standard technical, and they make their own problems, which are interesting. There is easy to moderate technical difficulty, but with more emphasis on product integration and alignment. There are multiple milestone problems, so do be m
I received an initial coding interview that lasted about two hours. You could only use Python for it, and it might get tricky at first. However, as long as you get the gist, it is fast to finish.
The interview process was a huge turnoff. My initial call with a recruiter felt cold and dry. The call with an engineer was even worse. I was told, "We don't ask LeetCode questions, only practical engineering," but the very first interview was straig
The process is standard technical, and they make their own problems, which are interesting. There is easy to moderate technical difficulty, but with more emphasis on product integration and alignment. There are multiple milestone problems, so do be m
I received an initial coding interview that lasted about two hours. You could only use Python for it, and it might get tricky at first. However, as long as you get the gist, it is fast to finish.
The interview process was a huge turnoff. My initial call with a recruiter felt cold and dry. The call with an engineer was even worse. I was told, "We don't ask LeetCode questions, only practical engineering," but the very first interview was straig