Fast-paced, no barriers to what you can build.
Too much operational work, little time to build things right.
The interview process leading up to the on-site interview was prompt and had lots of communication. There was one phone interview with the recruiter, one with the engineering manager, and one on-site interview. The on-site interview consisted of a
It was a 4-step process. First was the coding interview. Second was also coding plus system architecture. Third and fourth were with the SEM and Director. It was in-person, so I was asked to write code on the blackboard and draw the whole product s
The first 5 minutes was just talking about the current role. The rest of the interview consisted of standard questions about Java, such as: * New features in Java 8 * What does "extend" do? * Can I extend a final class?
The interview process leading up to the on-site interview was prompt and had lots of communication. There was one phone interview with the recruiter, one with the engineering manager, and one on-site interview. The on-site interview consisted of a
It was a 4-step process. First was the coding interview. Second was also coding plus system architecture. Third and fourth were with the SEM and Director. It was in-person, so I was asked to write code on the blackboard and draw the whole product s
The first 5 minutes was just talking about the current role. The rest of the interview consisted of standard questions about Java, such as: * New features in Java 8 * What does "extend" do? * Can I extend a final class?