Standard tech company perks: free lunch, some Uber credits, usual snacks, etc.
Pitches itself as a startup while operating like a large tech company. Fairly slow pace of work, but that could have just been my own personal experience.
Uber's interview process was the most chaotic of the lot. First, I was set up with a completely wrong team for my interview. The interview itself went well. Some of the interviewers were clearly untrained and didn't really know what they were doing.
It was alright. Had several phone calls with internal recruiters, in which I thoroughly describe my visa status (I am on F-1 right now). Interview questions where general algorithms and basic computer science stuff. When it was time for on-site inter
I met an engineer, and he referred me. It was a really friendly interview process. It included a phone screen, a technical screen, and an on-site interview. There were lots of data structure and algorithm questions. Ask questions and collaborate w
Uber's interview process was the most chaotic of the lot. First, I was set up with a completely wrong team for my interview. The interview itself went well. Some of the interviewers were clearly untrained and didn't really know what they were doing.
It was alright. Had several phone calls with internal recruiters, in which I thoroughly describe my visa status (I am on F-1 right now). Interview questions where general algorithms and basic computer science stuff. When it was time for on-site inter
I met an engineer, and he referred me. It was a really friendly interview process. It included a phone screen, a technical screen, and an on-site interview. There were lots of data structure and algorithm questions. Ask questions and collaborate w