Pretty good people overall, and very interesting technical challenges.
A lot of ceremony and red tape to get projects pushed forward, both technically and product-wise.
Not really.
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
An Uber recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn with a personalized email. I then completed a recruiter phone screen, followed by a technical phone screen. The following week, I came in for a full day of interviews. I had to code an Android app during
Don't waste your time. They will drag you through multiple rounds of interviews and then drop you without any valuable feedback. The language barrier can also be difficult with some managers, and they will mark you down for this.
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
An Uber recruiter contacted me on LinkedIn with a personalized email. I then completed a recruiter phone screen, followed by a technical phone screen. The following week, I came in for a full day of interviews. I had to code an Android app during
Don't waste your time. They will drag you through multiple rounds of interviews and then drop you without any valuable feedback. The language barrier can also be difficult with some managers, and they will mark you down for this.