Uber is an amazing place to work. I see a lot of less than stellar reviews come from people who aren't actual Uber employees. As an engineer at Uber, you get to work with the smartest, most connected people in Silicon Valley. People like Pedram Keyani. It's an entrepreneurial company from start to bottom. Everyone cares and is very passionate. Compensation is amazing. The free food and perks are also equally amazing.
Poor outside perception, tough interview
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Initial call with a recruiter to go over the position. Then, I was given one week to complete a coding challenge on CodeSignal. It's one hour long and has 20 questions, so you need to ensure you have the time and mental capacity to essentially take
Phone interview: Previous projects, then two standard technical questions. Onsite interview: Somewhat of a joke. The whole process felt quite disorganized, and two of the interviewers on the loop quite plainly didn't know what they were talking ab
I had a disgusting interview experience. I had applied for the Pricing team at Uber HQ. The hiring manager contacted me and gave me her phone number to call her if I needed any help. She told me that she would make me an offer irrespective of my int
Initial call with a recruiter to go over the position. Then, I was given one week to complete a coding challenge on CodeSignal. It's one hour long and has 20 questions, so you need to ensure you have the time and mental capacity to essentially take
Phone interview: Previous projects, then two standard technical questions. Onsite interview: Somewhat of a joke. The whole process felt quite disorganized, and two of the interviewers on the loop quite plainly didn't know what they were talking ab
I had a disgusting interview experience. I had applied for the Pricing team at Uber HQ. The hiring manager contacted me and gave me her phone number to call her if I needed any help. She told me that she would make me an offer irrespective of my int