Working at Uber is really fun and rewarding.
It's a very organized environment, with clear projects and outcomes. All projects go through ideation, execution, and result measuring, which clearly shows how your work has an impact on the overall business.
Colleagues are, in general, friendly and very competent. Code is held to a high standard, and we are expected to do what's right, not what's quick. Long-term velocity is prioritized over short-term gains.
Sometimes it may seem a bit too bureaucratic, as we need to document our work well. Not as fast as a startup anymore.
Applied online. Two phone screens, where you are supposed to write working code in Coderpad.io. It is a little biased towards scripting languages, as there is no autocomplete or cosmetic compiler in languages like Java, C#, or C++. You have to have
After the phone screen with the recruiter, I was given a technical screen. This technical screen was unlike anything I have ever encountered. Despite applying for a position specific to AI, I was asked questions on various other Computer Science top
It was a phone interview. * First, I was asked to briefly introduce my background, mainly from a technical perspective. This took about 10 minutes. * Then, I was asked to solve some technical coding questions. One was related to object-oriented
Applied online. Two phone screens, where you are supposed to write working code in Coderpad.io. It is a little biased towards scripting languages, as there is no autocomplete or cosmetic compiler in languages like Java, C#, or C++. You have to have
After the phone screen with the recruiter, I was given a technical screen. This technical screen was unlike anything I have ever encountered. Despite applying for a position specific to AI, I was asked questions on various other Computer Science top
It was a phone interview. * First, I was asked to briefly introduce my background, mainly from a technical perspective. This took about 10 minutes. * Then, I was asked to solve some technical coding questions. One was related to object-oriented