Challenging, interesting work. Impactful product.
The tech stack can be difficult to navigate.
I liked the engineers I met during the onsite, but the internal Uber recruiters were a pain to deal with. Even after I had passed my onsite and was in the team matching phase, they would promise to follow up by a certain date, and then I wouldn't hea
I was contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn who was looking for a backend developer. I informed her that wasn't my specialty, but if they were looking for <insert speciality here>, I'd be happy to talk to them. She passed me off to another recruiter,
The very first interview was over the phone with an HR manager. He asked basic interview questions and was looking for a candidate that answered them according with the company's philosophy.
I liked the engineers I met during the onsite, but the internal Uber recruiters were a pain to deal with. Even after I had passed my onsite and was in the team matching phase, they would promise to follow up by a certain date, and then I wouldn't hea
I was contacted by a recruiter via LinkedIn who was looking for a backend developer. I informed her that wasn't my specialty, but if they were looking for <insert speciality here>, I'd be happy to talk to them. She passed me off to another recruiter,
The very first interview was over the phone with an HR manager. He asked basic interview questions and was looking for a candidate that answered them according with the company's philosophy.