My manager was great; they were interested in my progress and development.
Remote work, nice salary, and benefits.
The Tallinn office is in the middle between two timezones (India and the US), so there were lots of meetings in general (a minimum of 2 hours a day) and in the evenings particularly. My work-life balance didn't exist because of this and the amount of work in general.
Two interviews for the final round: * Coding interview (45 mins) * Twilio Magic Value (45 mins) I figured out the coding problem in 15 minutes with my pseudocode, but the interviewer wanted me to solve it their way (including even how I should writ
The interview dragged on endlessly. It was filled with an overwhelming number of irrelevant questions that had nothing to do with the actual role, making the entire experience exhausting, confusing, and unnecessarily drawn out.
The process was accelerated in my case as I was part of Twilio's hiring event. Everything was smooth, and at every step, it was very clear. I had a screening with the HR representative, followed by four 45-minute interviews on the same day.
Two interviews for the final round: * Coding interview (45 mins) * Twilio Magic Value (45 mins) I figured out the coding problem in 15 minutes with my pseudocode, but the interviewer wanted me to solve it their way (including even how I should writ
The interview dragged on endlessly. It was filled with an overwhelming number of irrelevant questions that had nothing to do with the actual role, making the entire experience exhausting, confusing, and unnecessarily drawn out.
The process was accelerated in my case as I was part of Twilio's hiring event. Everything was smooth, and at every step, it was very clear. I had a screening with the HR representative, followed by four 45-minute interviews on the same day.