The office culture is super positive. People are way nicer than I thought they would be before I worked here. Everyone is positive and supportive.
Compensation is largely based on the growth of the company continuing, so the stock options are where I expect a big payout, but the salary is competitive with startups in SF.
Perks could be better. Since I am periodically on-call, I'd like it if my cell phone was covered.
I interviewed at Uber in December 2015. Overall, the interview was not hard at all. First, there was a quick call with the recruiter, then a phone screen, and then an invitation on-site. The technical questions were not very hard and nothing was u
I was referred to a recruiter through a friend and settled on a date for a phone interview. The phone interview was with someone pretty fresh out of college, and I got the sense he didn't really know what he was doing. The question format was somewh
1. Code Challenge (took me 4 days) The code challenge was so fun. I hadn't done web development for a while. During the challenge, I learned a lot, and I am proud of what I submitted. 2. Phone Screen The interviewer was nice and very clear on all th
I interviewed at Uber in December 2015. Overall, the interview was not hard at all. First, there was a quick call with the recruiter, then a phone screen, and then an invitation on-site. The technical questions were not very hard and nothing was u
I was referred to a recruiter through a friend and settled on a date for a phone interview. The phone interview was with someone pretty fresh out of college, and I got the sense he didn't really know what he was doing. The question format was somewh
1. Code Challenge (took me 4 days) The code challenge was so fun. I hadn't done web development for a while. During the challenge, I learned a lot, and I am proud of what I submitted. 2. Phone Screen The interviewer was nice and very clear on all th