Pay is really good, treats you like family.
Negative public image but is okay
Not much, you're doing great!
I was contacted by a recruiter and I asked for two months to prepare for the interview. I had a phone screen in which I proposed two approaches, and I solved both, but neither was the optimal solution. The recruiter told me that they were not sure
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
The process seemed pretty standard for Bay Area tech companies. * Technical screening * Technical screening with an engineer * Onsite (virtual) I got past the first screening but not the second. Overall, I'd say the technical questions were h
I was contacted by a recruiter and I asked for two months to prepare for the interview. I had a phone screen in which I proposed two approaches, and I solved both, but neither was the optimal solution. The recruiter told me that they were not sure
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
The process seemed pretty standard for Bay Area tech companies. * Technical screening * Technical screening with an engineer * Onsite (virtual) I got past the first screening but not the second. Overall, I'd say the technical questions were h