People are fun and good.
Changing always also layoffs just happened.
Phone call with hiring manager (non-technical), then technical call with team member. Followed by an onsite interview with 7 team members. Overall process took less than 2 weeks, and the offer came in a few days later.
It has one phone screen, which is very easy. Just ask about Java basics. It is 4 rounds onsite: * Algorithm (most focus on recursion, linked lists, Tries) * Take out lunch * One OOP design and synchronization problem
Worst experience getting the offer. It was extremely unprofessional, and most reviews here talk about the same issue. I applied via referral and was connected to a recruiter to start the process. Splunk recruiters are really bad. Two recruiters wer
Phone call with hiring manager (non-technical), then technical call with team member. Followed by an onsite interview with 7 team members. Overall process took less than 2 weeks, and the offer came in a few days later.
It has one phone screen, which is very easy. Just ask about Java basics. It is 4 rounds onsite: * Algorithm (most focus on recursion, linked lists, Tries) * Take out lunch * One OOP design and synchronization problem
Worst experience getting the offer. It was extremely unprofessional, and most reviews here talk about the same issue. I applied via referral and was connected to a recruiter to start the process. Splunk recruiters are really bad. Two recruiters wer