You learn a lot there.
Many languages and technologies.
Terrible culture. They only care about numbers, and your review is relative to your coworkers.
I applied on the Uber Careers website and received an email after a month to schedule an interview. The interview was with the lead software engineer of the team. He was a very nice person and gave me honest feedback on my mistakes.
Interview loops, 3-4 rounds. First phone call with the hiring manager, then a group interview. This is followed by an interview with leadership. They're expecting certain types of answers to their questions, so be prepared to answer questions in the
I finished the OA, which was just one question on graphs. I completed the OA perfectly and have not heard back for about two months. The OA was on CodeSignal, but it was not a CodeSignal GCA.
I applied on the Uber Careers website and received an email after a month to schedule an interview. The interview was with the lead software engineer of the team. He was a very nice person and gave me honest feedback on my mistakes.
Interview loops, 3-4 rounds. First phone call with the hiring manager, then a group interview. This is followed by an interview with leadership. They're expecting certain types of answers to their questions, so be prepared to answer questions in the
I finished the OA, which was just one question on graphs. I completed the OA perfectly and have not heard back for about two months. The OA was on CodeSignal, but it was not a CodeSignal GCA.