Lots of random perks. Pretty relaxed office.
Much of the work was rather boring. The feel of the office was like it was still trying to be a cool startup when it really is just a corporate enterprise.
The interview process lasted 6 hours and included a free lunch. It involved one-on-one meetings with 5 different engineers. Each engineer reviewed work experience and presented arbitrary puzzles. These puzzles had to be solved and at least partially
It was quick and thorough. The "speed wins" philosophy was definitely in play. But I didn't feel rushed, and I felt like all my questions were answered. It was a very good candidate experience.
A technical recruiter found my resume on my website, contacted me, and set up a phone screen. The phone screen lasted one hour and consisted of three algorithm questions, with difficulty levels gradually increasing. Then I did two on-site interview
The interview process lasted 6 hours and included a free lunch. It involved one-on-one meetings with 5 different engineers. Each engineer reviewed work experience and presented arbitrary puzzles. These puzzles had to be solved and at least partially
It was quick and thorough. The "speed wins" philosophy was definitely in play. But I didn't feel rushed, and I felt like all my questions were answered. It was a very good candidate experience.
A technical recruiter found my resume on my website, contacted me, and set up a phone screen. The phone screen lasted one hour and consisted of three algorithm questions, with difficulty levels gradually increasing. Then I did two on-site interview