Work Here At Your Peril
Work Here At Your Peril
Great pay with smart teammates if you're in the right organization. There is still a hint of the old engineering culture, but many have since left.
Lots of dishonest middle management and empire building. Lots of engineers who are overpaid to know nothing but copy-paste code.
Uber is a political organization, not an engineering one. You do not work here to learn or advance your career. You come here to pretend to do work.
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I had an initial call with a recruiter who wanted to gauge my understanding of Uber's business model and interest in the company. Then, I had a phone call with the hiring manager before coming in for four onsite interviews. The interviewers all spe
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My role was Android Developer. Had two interviews: 1. Phone round (1 hour) 2. Onsite - 90 minutes coding exercise (Android) - 1 hour code review - 4 rounds of interview (1 non-technical/behavioral, 3 technical)
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Phone interview conducted via an online document. The interviewer was not very friendly and made many nitpicks. I forget the exact question asked, but it was a Java coding question. Damn it!
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San Francisco, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2013I had an initial call with a recruiter who wanted to gauge my understanding of Uber's business model and interest in the company. Then, I had a phone call with the hiring manager before coming in for four onsite interviews. The interviewers all spe
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San Francisco, California, United StatesJune 1, 2016My role was Android Developer. Had two interviews: 1. Phone round (1 hour) 2. Onsite - 90 minutes coding exercise (Android) - 1 hour code review - 4 rounds of interview (1 non-technical/behavioral, 3 technical)
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San Francisco, California, United StatesNovember 30, 2024Phone interview conducted via an online document. The interviewer was not very friendly and made many nitpicks. I forget the exact question asked, but it was a Java coding question. Damn it!
