Worked on Uber Eats. It still has a startup vibe whilst also deriving the benefits of Uber.
People were very supportive.
Some people may not like the open workspace.
The interview process included a coding challenge. I was asked to implement k-means in any coding language I wanted. I used Python to answer the question, and it worked well.
Applied online. Received an email from HR for an initial phone screen. The recruiter asked about my background, basic coding knowledge, and why I wanted to join the company. Following that, there was a technical interview that included a coding qu
It was smooth, fast, and well-communicated. I had two final coding interviews with easy-to-medium question difficulty. The interviewers were accommodating and looked for how I approached the problem rather than completion or correctness.
The interview process included a coding challenge. I was asked to implement k-means in any coding language I wanted. I used Python to answer the question, and it worked well.
Applied online. Received an email from HR for an initial phone screen. The recruiter asked about my background, basic coding knowledge, and why I wanted to join the company. Following that, there was a technical interview that included a coding qu
It was smooth, fast, and well-communicated. I had two final coding interviews with easy-to-medium question difficulty. The interviewers were accommodating and looked for how I approached the problem rather than completion or correctness.