Just before I joined earlier this year, I was very skeptical about Uber given all the negative things I had read in the press. After I joined, I was very pleasantly surprised to find out that none of that is true. Now I am sure there were isolated bad incidents in the past which should have been handled differently. But the vast majority of the people here are just nice people!
A tiny bit disorganized, which is understandable given the speed at which we are growing.
I was contacted by a recruiter asking me to interview. In the initial phone screen, we spoke for 30 minutes about my resume. The recruiter emailed that day to ask for a follow-up with a technical person over the phone. The phone interview was an hou
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
This was a fairly common process. A call with a recruiter was followed by an OA. The OA was equivalent to LeetCode medium difficulty. Then, I had an online interview with a senior engineer. I was asked two LeetCode-similar questions related to tree
I was contacted by a recruiter asking me to interview. In the initial phone screen, we spoke for 30 minutes about my resume. The recruiter emailed that day to ask for a follow-up with a technical person over the phone. The phone interview was an hou
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
This was a fairly common process. A call with a recruiter was followed by an OA. The OA was equivalent to LeetCode medium difficulty. Then, I had an online interview with a senior engineer. I was asked two LeetCode-similar questions related to tree