Exciting Work, Lots Of Travel
Exciting Work, Lots Of Travel
It's incredibly exciting to be at UiPath. You'll never be bored because aside from the client work (which includes Demos, POCs, and Support), you are also encouraged to work on internal initiatives.
If you are a hard worker and a self-starter, you can really succeed here.
There is a good amount of travel.
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RPA Developer/Consultant
The interview process consisted of: * An online logic/coding test that took about 1.5 hours. * An initial phone screen with the head of HR. * Two separate coding screens. * A 30-minute onsite interview with a manager.
Rpa Developer
The interview process was somewhat confusing due to organizational restructuring. The HackerRank test was very difficult, but the video conference interviews were much easier. The on-site interview was long, but the interviewers were friendly and ask
RPA Developer (Consultant)
The entire interview process took about six weeks. I was first given a HackerRank assessment containing ten logic questions and two coding questions. The coding session was a bit tricky. I remember I had to use a hashmap to achieve the most optimal
RPA Developer/Consultant
New York, New York, United StatesJune 1, 2017The interview process consisted of: * An online logic/coding test that took about 1.5 hours. * An initial phone screen with the head of HR. * Two separate coding screens. * A 30-minute onsite interview with a manager.
Rpa Developer
New York, New York, United StatesNovember 1, 2018The interview process was somewhat confusing due to organizational restructuring. The HackerRank test was very difficult, but the video conference interviews were much easier. The on-site interview was long, but the interviewers were friendly and ask
RPA Developer (Consultant)
New York, New York, United StatesMarch 1, 2019The entire interview process took about six weeks. I was first given a HackerRank assessment containing ten logic questions and two coding questions. The coding session was a bit tricky. I remember I had to use a hashmap to achieve the most optimal
