A lot of really intelligent folks, good support from management, and interesting work that affects the entire internet is very personally rewarding.
Large companies sometimes have too much process and administrative overhead.
The first interview was a thirty-minute conversation with an engineer who had been there a few years. The second interview was a low-key coding problem followed by some discussion. They really put me at ease before beginning the coding problem.
There is not a standard interview process. It depends from department to department. Mostly, questions will be from your CV/Resume, especially C/C++ and Java. Most of the company projects are C/C++ and Java-based.
First was an online test where they sent me a Java file which had 3 coding questions: 1. Implement a method that finds the longest word in a given sentence. 2. Sort an array in descending order. 3. Implement an insert method that sorts the list as i
The first interview was a thirty-minute conversation with an engineer who had been there a few years. The second interview was a low-key coding problem followed by some discussion. They really put me at ease before beginning the coding problem.
There is not a standard interview process. It depends from department to department. Mostly, questions will be from your CV/Resume, especially C/C++ and Java. Most of the company projects are C/C++ and Java-based.
First was an online test where they sent me a Java file which had 3 coding questions: 1. Implement a method that finds the longest word in a given sentence. 2. Sort an array in descending order. 3. Implement an insert method that sorts the list as i