The pay is high, and the people are nice.
The work-life balance is bad.
I was interviewing for the L4/L5 position at Snap. I had four rounds and finally received an offer for an L4 position. The pay is close to L5. You need to have managed teams or people to qualify for an L5 position. You can either "talk" well and get
The interview process was quite straightforward. If you have a solid programming background from personal projects or open-source contributions, you should do well. I also recommend the book "Cracking the Coding Interview"; it contains some excellent
One of the worst companies (close to Airbnb) when hiring, question-wise. Their code questions are not meaningful. Their interviewers are young and inexperienced, so they will ask the hardest questions they find on LeetCode. That means that if you g
I was interviewing for the L4/L5 position at Snap. I had four rounds and finally received an offer for an L4 position. The pay is close to L5. You need to have managed teams or people to qualify for an L5 position. You can either "talk" well and get
The interview process was quite straightforward. If you have a solid programming background from personal projects or open-source contributions, you should do well. I also recommend the book "Cracking the Coding Interview"; it contains some excellent
One of the worst companies (close to Airbnb) when hiring, question-wise. Their code questions are not meaningful. Their interviewers are young and inexperienced, so they will ask the hardest questions they find on LeetCode. That means that if you g