There is a good work-life balance and benefits.
Benefits used to be even better.
There is cost cutting everywhere.
It's not too late yet.
I have an onsite interview with three other candidates, it takes one day, and we have interviews with interviewers from three main engineering teams. They asked some coding questions but are generally easy, and a lot more questions about computer sys
It's difficult. There are 4 rounds: technical chit-chat -> online test -> onsite technical test -> interview with the director. They just ask you everything from computer architecture to algorithms complexity.
Interviewers were very friendly and talkative. I felt no pressure during interview process. It was okay to make an error and then correct it later. There was a live coding section. They also checked surface level knowledge of bash commands.
I have an onsite interview with three other candidates, it takes one day, and we have interviews with interviewers from three main engineering teams. They asked some coding questions but are generally easy, and a lot more questions about computer sys
It's difficult. There are 4 rounds: technical chit-chat -> online test -> onsite technical test -> interview with the director. They just ask you everything from computer architecture to algorithms complexity.
Interviewers were very friendly and talkative. I felt no pressure during interview process. It was okay to make an error and then correct it later. There was a live coding section. They also checked surface level knowledge of bash commands.