Smart people, great atmosphere
Smart people, great atmosphere
- Smart people to work with.
- Flexible schedule, like most tech companies in the Bay Area.
- Start-up environment, fast pace, lots of new things going on. A good place to grow your knowledge.
- Great work-life balance.
- Not many benefits. Limited commute reimbursement. Limited free meal.
A great company overall, with lots of potential.
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Even after reading the negative interview reviews, decided to go ahead. Found that the negative reviews are hundred percent accurate. Multi-process lengthy interviews. I believe I faired well but got a ‘Not a Fit’ response, as other reviewers posted.
Software Engineer
I applied at my local career fair. I had an online Skype interview. The recruiter was really nice; Paul was my interviewer. We discussed the company for a bit and then started the coding question. The process was very streamlined. The question wa
Software Engineer
I was sent a coding assessment. It was a very difficult problem, considering it was for a new grad role. I ended up failing the assessment. It was a HackerRank-style problem.
Software Engineer
Pleasanton, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2020Even after reading the negative interview reviews, decided to go ahead. Found that the negative reviews are hundred percent accurate. Multi-process lengthy interviews. I believe I faired well but got a ‘Not a Fit’ response, as other reviewers posted.
Software Engineer
Pleasanton, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2014I applied at my local career fair. I had an online Skype interview. The recruiter was really nice; Paul was my interviewer. We discussed the company for a bit and then started the coding question. The process was very streamlined. The question wa
Software Engineer
Pleasanton, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2024I was sent a coding assessment. It was a very difficult problem, considering it was for a new grad role. I ended up failing the assessment. It was a HackerRank-style problem.
