Working at Tinder has been an amazing experience. Every day, I feel like I'm coming to work with a bunch of my closest friends while still learning and improving my skills as a developer. The company has been growing like crazy, and it's been amazing to be a part of it. More to come in the future. Easily the best place I've worked.
The parking situation is a bit of a pain. I'd stay after 7 everyday if I didn't have to move my car at that time.
The process began with a casual phone screen from a recruiter, focused on getting to know each other. I then had another phone screen with an engineer where I solved a coding problem in Swift. It was fairly easy, but only because I had prepared well
Two phone screens, one in-person four-person interview. Basic iOS questions, resume-related questions, "Why would you decide to go [to] Tinder?" type questions. Almost every single guy asked the exact same things. It would be better to have one int
My interview process lasted about five weeks to get to the final step. It consisted of: * A phone screen with a recruiter * A technical screen * A 5-hour virtual on-site interview through Zoom * A hiring manager chat (behavioral style inter
The process began with a casual phone screen from a recruiter, focused on getting to know each other. I then had another phone screen with an engineer where I solved a coding problem in Swift. It was fairly easy, but only because I had prepared well
Two phone screens, one in-person four-person interview. Basic iOS questions, resume-related questions, "Why would you decide to go [to] Tinder?" type questions. Almost every single guy asked the exact same things. It would be better to have one int
My interview process lasted about five weeks to get to the final step. It consisted of: * A phone screen with a recruiter * A technical screen * A 5-hour virtual on-site interview through Zoom * A hiring manager chat (behavioral style inter