To the staffing coordinator at Uber Bangalore,
On more than one occasion, I had different individuals from Uber recruiting reach out for recruitment opportunities through LinkedIn. After responding to the message, I never heard back from them again. If they are not interested in following through, why even bother sending a message and wasting people's time?
This is quite unprofessional behavior, especially for someone trying to hire for senior positions, and it does not reflect well on your organization.
Disappointing behaviour from recruiters who should know better.
This is for a new grad software engineer role. I had a 1-hour phone screen with an engineer, followed by an onsite interview consisting of four coding interviews. A week later, they followed up with a hiring manager interview, which was background-f
The first round was a basic telephone interview. The interviewer was quite positive and showed deep interest in knowing the work we had done in the past, so they could decide on hiring the candidate for Uber.
2 - Round Phone Interview In the first round: * Ask about the resume. * Discuss the interested group: software or Machine Learning. * Ask a coding question involving dictionaries. In the second round: * Team match to the perception group. * Ask for
This is for a new grad software engineer role. I had a 1-hour phone screen with an engineer, followed by an onsite interview consisting of four coding interviews. A week later, they followed up with a hiring manager interview, which was background-f
The first round was a basic telephone interview. The interviewer was quite positive and showed deep interest in knowing the work we had done in the past, so they could decide on hiring the candidate for Uber.
2 - Round Phone Interview In the first round: * Ask about the resume. * Discuss the interested group: software or Machine Learning. * Ask a coding question involving dictionaries. In the second round: * Team match to the perception group. * Ask for