Uber has been the first place that I've worked wherein I actually use computer science and can't solve problems by copying and pasting things from Stack Overflow.
Work/life balance isn't the best unless you're fine being best friends with your workmates.
There are a lot of growing pains, though scaling at a mind-boggling rate is an interesting problem in its own right.
Keep on keeping on
I was called by the recruiter and scheduled a technical phone interview soon after. The process was quick and smooth. The interview focused mainly on mobile architecture. While I have past experience in mobile development, I wasn't too familiar with
I contacted a recruiter and was promptly set up for phone screens for a full stack developer role at Uber Freight. There was supposed to be just one phone screen, but they scheduled one more to see if I was a good fit. I was interviewing for a full
I was ghosted after a whole day of onsite interviews. I met the whole team I was going to work for, and the hiring manager. Not even a single line of rejection. Very rude and unprofessional.
I was called by the recruiter and scheduled a technical phone interview soon after. The process was quick and smooth. The interview focused mainly on mobile architecture. While I have past experience in mobile development, I wasn't too familiar with
I contacted a recruiter and was promptly set up for phone screens for a full stack developer role at Uber Freight. There was supposed to be just one phone screen, but they scheduled one more to see if I was a good fit. I was interviewing for a full
I was ghosted after a whole day of onsite interviews. I met the whole team I was going to work for, and the hiring manager. Not even a single line of rejection. Very rude and unprofessional.