Culture, work-life balance, benefits, compensation
None, really. It's an excellent place to build a career.
Call with hiring manager covering basics of resume and functional fit. Three-hour take-home with 4-5 "medium" LeetCode questions done on HackerRanker. All weren't terribly hard, but you did have to find optimal solutions on all to pass the test case
One day after applying, I was sent a link to an online coding test. I was given three hours to complete it. The test was reasonably challenging, but I was able to answer both questions and got nearly all of the test cases correct. I was surprised
Terrible. An interviewer had a thick accent, and half my time was spent asking the interviewer to repeat themselves rather than focusing on the algorithm at hand. It's hard to consider Two Sigma an elite company when your first contact with the comp
Call with hiring manager covering basics of resume and functional fit. Three-hour take-home with 4-5 "medium" LeetCode questions done on HackerRanker. All weren't terribly hard, but you did have to find optimal solutions on all to pass the test case
One day after applying, I was sent a link to an online coding test. I was given three hours to complete it. The test was reasonably challenging, but I was able to answer both questions and got nearly all of the test cases correct. I was surprised
Terrible. An interviewer had a thick accent, and half my time was spent asking the interviewer to repeat themselves rather than focusing on the algorithm at hand. It's hard to consider Two Sigma an elite company when your first contact with the comp