Most everyone is willing to help you with any questions or advice.
Most are really nice and positive. Work-life balance is part of the culture at Udemy for sure.
They give occasional random paid days off.
I came across one rude manager who acted like they walked on water. I don't think it is very easy to switch teams if interested in a different sect of engineering.
Recruiter call: Basic formality questions on interests, location, etc. Hiring Manager call: Resume overview and past projects discussion. Tech Interview: One LeetCode-style question (medium-hard) (LeetCode + SQL) and 4-5 SQL questions.
First round: LeetCode problem. Second round: Found need to do system design. Third round: Need to talk with manager about your expectations and background check. Work is hybrid; you can also work remote.
I was contacted by the recruiter via LinkedIn. After the phone screening, I went through the hiring manager screening interview, which was mostly a technical round. The last stage was the on-site, which included 5 rounds evaluating technical and beh
Recruiter call: Basic formality questions on interests, location, etc. Hiring Manager call: Resume overview and past projects discussion. Tech Interview: One LeetCode-style question (medium-hard) (LeetCode + SQL) and 4-5 SQL questions.
First round: LeetCode problem. Second round: Found need to do system design. Third round: Need to talk with manager about your expectations and background check. Work is hybrid; you can also work remote.
I was contacted by the recruiter via LinkedIn. After the phone screening, I went through the hiring manager screening interview, which was mostly a technical round. The last stage was the on-site, which included 5 rounds evaluating technical and beh