Good Team, Messy Code
Good Team, Messy Code
Diverse team, decent work-life balance.
Unorganized codebase on mobile projects.
Unrealistic timelines to complete major features.
Focus on quality first.
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The Home Depot Interview Experiences
Frontend Developer
I was interviewed by two young frontend team leads. They asked a lot of tricky but fundamental frontend questions. The candidates were expected to understand behind-the-scenes stuff. It was tough but reasonable.
Full Stack Developer
There was an online assessment, to be completed in your own time, with a limited time given. Then, there was another on-site interview in the afternoon, where you have to go to their office to be interviewed face to face.
Software Engineer
It was a simple process. I received an email weeks after applying to select a date for the interview. It was done virtually with the hiring manager as well as a senior software engineer.
Frontend Developer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaSeptember 1, 2019I was interviewed by two young frontend team leads. They asked a lot of tricky but fundamental frontend questions. The candidates were expected to understand behind-the-scenes stuff. It was tough but reasonable.
Full Stack Developer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaJanuary 1, 2019There was an online assessment, to be completed in your own time, with a limited time given. Then, there was another on-site interview in the afternoon, where you have to go to their office to be interviewed face to face.
Software Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaMarch 1, 2022It was a simple process. I received an email weeks after applying to select a date for the interview. It was done virtually with the hiring manager as well as a senior software engineer.
