The scale and diversity of technology is impressive.
There is great flexibility in where you want to drive your career.
Leadership in technology doesn't always seem to get it.
I interviewed with three people. All questions asked were in the form of S.T.A.R. questions (Situation, Task, Action, Result). A couple of days before the interview, I found a bunch of STAR questions online and then picked out three to five stories
I was called for a phone screen. The second round involved four people. * The first person asked high-level system design questions. * The second person was very rude. When I mentioned a framework he didn't know, he became frustrated and upset.
Two calls from recruiters discussing roles. One phone screen, which lasted around 45 minutes. Two assignments: one on coding and one on personality. One onsite interview that lasted a day. Overall, it was a smooth experience.
I interviewed with three people. All questions asked were in the form of S.T.A.R. questions (Situation, Task, Action, Result). A couple of days before the interview, I found a bunch of STAR questions online and then picked out three to five stories
I was called for a phone screen. The second round involved four people. * The first person asked high-level system design questions. * The second person was very rude. When I mentioned a framework he didn't know, he became frustrated and upset.
Two calls from recruiters discussing roles. One phone screen, which lasted around 45 minutes. Two assignments: one on coding and one on personality. One onsite interview that lasted a day. Overall, it was a smooth experience.