• very little or no manual testing • CI/CD integration with multiple releases in a day
Less focus on quality.
I wish they had been a little kinder. My onsite interview at Snap, Inc. in Seattle was difficult, to say the least. At the moment, Snap’s headquarters is in "cognito." As in, in a building with no reception and no signage. That’s cool; I get it: Sna
The interviewer was nice and kind. They asked me a couple of questions, and then we had a code interview. They asked me to write some code, asked a few questions based on the result, and then asked me to fix my bugs.
The interview was good and supportive. Although I didn't receive an offer, the overall experience was positive and not stressful. The interviewer helped me solve the question step by step. The screening process was also good. I would recommend this
I wish they had been a little kinder. My onsite interview at Snap, Inc. in Seattle was difficult, to say the least. At the moment, Snap’s headquarters is in "cognito." As in, in a building with no reception and no signage. That’s cool; I get it: Sna
The interviewer was nice and kind. They asked me a couple of questions, and then we had a code interview. They asked me to write some code, asked a few questions based on the result, and then asked me to fix my bugs.
The interview was good and supportive. Although I didn't receive an offer, the overall experience was positive and not stressful. The interviewer helped me solve the question step by step. The screening process was also good. I would recommend this