Uber provides food and snacks, along with a nice benefits package.
Unfortunately, everything! It's a very toxic environment. Employees in Engineering are not happy and find it a depressing and isolating place to work. Upper management is not transparent, and there's no open communication; it's a mess! HR will not support or assist you in any way. Please reconsider working with this team.
Shame on you. Take a closer look at upper management behavior and work on how HR deals with issues and complaints.
An Uber recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn with a personalized email. I then completed a recruiter phone screen, followed by a technical phone screen. The following week, I came in for a full day of interviews. I had to code an Android app during
The interview was a great experience. The whiteboarding problems were difficult, but the interviewers were very helpful when I asked further questions for clarification. It felt more like working through the problems together, and everyone seemed lik
I applied online and a recruiter contacted me. I had two phone screens, both involving coding on CoderPad. The first one went okay and involved coding a smart collection with binary search trees. The second one went very well, with two coding quest
An Uber recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn with a personalized email. I then completed a recruiter phone screen, followed by a technical phone screen. The following week, I came in for a full day of interviews. I had to code an Android app during
The interview was a great experience. The whiteboarding problems were difficult, but the interviewers were very helpful when I asked further questions for clarification. It felt more like working through the problems together, and everyone seemed lik
I applied online and a recruiter contacted me. I had two phone screens, both involving coding on CoderPad. The first one went okay and involved coding a smart collection with binary search trees. The second one went very well, with two coding quest