Cutting-edge technology stack.
A positive and encouraging environment.
Great work-life balance.
Great short-term incentive/bonus.
Free coffee and fruits.
New building in San Jose is at a very convenient location, very close to freeways and expressways.
Very slow career growth. Climbing up the ladder is a very tough and slow process. Cafeteria food is healthy but not so interesting; it's pretty monotonous.
First, a video interview about five behavior questions. Then, they contacted me about an onsite interview. First, I went through two interviews with HRs. All asked questions related to my resume and projects. And then, a group interview with five oth
I had to give an online video recording for 5 simple behavioral questions. Following that, I was called for an on-site interview on Super Day. I was shown around the San Jose campus and then had one round of interview.
Was interviewed as a graduate. It depends on the team you are hired for. You have to be thorough with C++, OS, Data Structures, basic Networking, and DBMS – basically all Computer Science concepts.
First, a video interview about five behavior questions. Then, they contacted me about an onsite interview. First, I went through two interviews with HRs. All asked questions related to my resume and projects. And then, a group interview with five oth
I had to give an online video recording for 5 simple behavioral questions. Following that, I was called for an on-site interview on Super Day. I was shown around the San Jose campus and then had one round of interview.
Was interviewed as a graduate. It depends on the team you are hired for. You have to be thorough with C++, OS, Data Structures, basic Networking, and DBMS – basically all Computer Science concepts.