Great pay, super smart colleagues, and very impactful work. Always lots to do.
Too much work. Never a down period.
It was a really chill and enjoyable experience overall. I’d definitely recommend using Python or any other language that offers a wide range of built-in functions and libraries. It saves a lot of time, helps you focus more on problem-solving and logi
First round recruiter screen, which I passed. There were questions about: * Times I mentored people * My experience * Why I'm looking for new roles * My most impactful project I passed the recruiter screen and was moved to a technical round on Zoo
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. It was ok, DFS BFS question for technical round and general system design questions. It was probably a LeetCode medium-hard difficulty but was not purely LeetCode, more so an OOP class design
It was a really chill and enjoyable experience overall. I’d definitely recommend using Python or any other language that offers a wide range of built-in functions and libraries. It saves a lot of time, helps you focus more on problem-solving and logi
First round recruiter screen, which I passed. There were questions about: * Times I mentored people * My experience * Why I'm looking for new roles * My most impactful project I passed the recruiter screen and was moved to a technical round on Zoo
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 3 weeks. It was ok, DFS BFS question for technical round and general system design questions. It was probably a LeetCode medium-hard difficulty but was not purely LeetCode, more so an OOP class design