A great place to make an impact in a fast-paced workplace
A great place to make an impact in a fast-paced workplace
Great mid-sized company to work for, with a highly scaled app and a very fun culture. The impact a good engineer can have on the company's bottom line is astonishing compared to larger firms. The company's rough post-IPO years are over now, and things are back on the right track.
The fast pace of work may not be for everyone. The technology is less mature than at larger companies.
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I can't disclose the question details, but I can say that one of the questions I received was extremely hard. This is the type of question that basically requires you to have seen it before. Even though, overall, I think I did well in the other inte
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Initial hiring manager call in September 2019. It was with the director of the mobile QA team. He was passionate and approachable. Overall, a positive experience, but I accepted another offer before continuing.
Software Engineer
The interview question was a hard-level LeetCode problem, but not unsolvable. The interviewer showed no interest, almost not talking the entire time. After solving the problem, the interviewer didn't ask to run the code but instead asked if I had any
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesJuly 6, 2017I can't disclose the question details, but I can say that one of the questions I received was extremely hard. This is the type of question that basically requires you to have seen it before. Even though, overall, I think I did well in the other inte
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020Initial hiring manager call in September 2019. It was with the director of the mobile QA team. He was passionate and approachable. Overall, a positive experience, but I accepted another offer before continuing.
Software Engineer
Seattle, Washington, United StatesApril 1, 2018The interview question was a hard-level LeetCode problem, but not unsolvable. The interviewer showed no interest, almost not talking the entire time. After solving the problem, the interviewer didn't ask to run the code but instead asked if I had any
