Loved working here.
I worked at Google, Facebook, and Snap previously, and Spotify was the best culture-wise and had the best infra.
Got laid off after working for 10 months.
Don’t lay people off, then announce record revenue growth. It looks bad.
The phone screen was relatively easy. They asked about details on Java, and then some questions involving data structures and algorithms. Nothing too deep; if you've been studying, you'll pass this phase without difficulties. At the on-site, I could
The interview process began with a recruiter screen, followed by a technical screening. The tech screen consisted of a mix of easy to medium LeetCode questions, chosen on the spot, along with random JavaScript trivia. The interviewers were friendly
Flakey recruiters with non-existent response times. Several recruiters (three to be exact) reached out to me for engineering roles at Spotify within a six-month window. Phone screens went well, and we scheduled follow-ups. However, correspondence ha
The phone screen was relatively easy. They asked about details on Java, and then some questions involving data structures and algorithms. Nothing too deep; if you've been studying, you'll pass this phase without difficulties. At the on-site, I could
The interview process began with a recruiter screen, followed by a technical screening. The tech screen consisted of a mix of easy to medium LeetCode questions, chosen on the spot, along with random JavaScript trivia. The interviewers were friendly
Flakey recruiters with non-existent response times. Several recruiters (three to be exact) reached out to me for engineering roles at Spotify within a six-month window. Phone screens went well, and we scheduled follow-ups. However, correspondence ha