Free food, a collaborative environment, and great work-life balance.
No cons for now, as such.
I applied online. I would say it was a bad experience for me. Everybody obviously knows if a recruiter asks tech questions about quick sort and hash tables in the recruiter call, it’s a no-go. Because that is disrespectful to us, the candidates, and
I applied online. First I had a basic call with a recruiter, and then they scheduled two technical rounds of 45 minutes which involved coding. They gave questions, asked for different approaches to solve them, and inquired about their time complexit
Technically speaking, the interview wasn't too hard. There was a system design round with a focus on data matching from various systems (inspired by the interviewer's own work at the time) and a Python/SQL round with simple (LeetCode-easy) questions.
I applied online. I would say it was a bad experience for me. Everybody obviously knows if a recruiter asks tech questions about quick sort and hash tables in the recruiter call, it’s a no-go. Because that is disrespectful to us, the candidates, and
I applied online. First I had a basic call with a recruiter, and then they scheduled two technical rounds of 45 minutes which involved coding. They gave questions, asked for different approaches to solve them, and inquired about their time complexit
Technically speaking, the interview wasn't too hard. There was a system design round with a focus on data matching from various systems (inspired by the interviewer's own work at the time) and a Python/SQL round with simple (LeetCode-easy) questions.