No tower offices.
Very friendly (and great partygoers) people.
Easy to move between positions to find the best position for you.
High salaries.
Exponential growth of share value.
Almost every team is practically always short on staff, having more work than people who can do it.
20-30 minutes talking about the company, what they do, and how they operate. About 50 minutes of algorithm and data structure talk. Another 20 minutes of pseudocode about a data structure.
I sat down with one of the R&D managers in the company and vibed really well, talking about a lot of interesting subjects about Linux specifically—describing how FSs work at the kernel level (I hadn’t read specifically about it, but my intuition led
The experience was very nice. They gave a fairly low-level problem, which I find better than the data structures questions. Overall, I had a good impression, but it's not necessarily an interesting place for me.
20-30 minutes talking about the company, what they do, and how they operate. About 50 minutes of algorithm and data structure talk. Another 20 minutes of pseudocode about a data structure.
I sat down with one of the R&D managers in the company and vibed really well, talking about a lot of interesting subjects about Linux specifically—describing how FSs work at the kernel level (I hadn’t read specifically about it, but my intuition led
The experience was very nice. They gave a fairly low-level problem, which I find better than the data structures questions. Overall, I had a good impression, but it's not necessarily an interesting place for me.