A bunch of very smart people. Very approachable senior people on the team. Work-life balance is really respected. Ready to learn from mistakes in the past. I'm part of the core infrastructure group, and not everything that was done in the past was right. People accept the mistakes and are eager to learn from them. Super-pumpedness everywhere.
My commute is not so good, and Uber credits don't really cover the fare.
Food isn't great :(
Keep up the good work!
Very pleasant interviewers, but my software skills didn't cut it. I came away thinking that the people at Uber were very smart yet humble. There was a one-hour phone screen. After the usual chit-chat about my resume, I was asked a programming questi
You don't want to work for this company. Uber has big organizational issues; they were unable to book any room for my interviews. I was interrupted three times to change rooms, and two interviews were done in common areas. I spent an hour and a half
I had a positive discussion with the recruiter. They told me I needed to implement one of the challenges on their GitHub page. I clearly explained that my experience is mostly in Java, and I have always developed desktop applications. I spent 60 hour
Very pleasant interviewers, but my software skills didn't cut it. I came away thinking that the people at Uber were very smart yet humble. There was a one-hour phone screen. After the usual chit-chat about my resume, I was asked a programming questi
You don't want to work for this company. Uber has big organizational issues; they were unable to book any room for my interviews. I was interrupted three times to change rooms, and two interviews were done in common areas. I spent an hour and a half
I had a positive discussion with the recruiter. They told me I needed to implement one of the challenges on their GitHub page. I clearly explained that my experience is mostly in Java, and I have always developed desktop applications. I spent 60 hour