Good work-life balance. Good hike. Best technology.
I don’t have any cons to say; all good for now.
The interviewer just threw questions at me. She asked a few basic questions and one coding question. She presented the question and did not discuss it at all. I tried to discuss my approach, but all she cared about was the output, given 20-25 minute
There was a HackerRank coding test with 3 easy and one mid-level difficulty question. The second round was person-to-person, which had one more coding question and a few theoretical questions. The interviewer was a bit junior, which explained the "
The interview process was confusing and a bit disorganized. During the interview, the manager asked why I was interested in moving to SF. I mentioned that the role was in Austin, and he seemed confused. It was also very difficult to understand the
The interviewer just threw questions at me. She asked a few basic questions and one coding question. She presented the question and did not discuss it at all. I tried to discuss my approach, but all she cared about was the output, given 20-25 minute
There was a HackerRank coding test with 3 easy and one mid-level difficulty question. The second round was person-to-person, which had one more coding question and a few theoretical questions. The interviewer was a bit junior, which explained the "
The interview process was confusing and a bit disorganized. During the interview, the manager asked why I was interested in moving to SF. I mentioned that the role was in Austin, and he seemed confused. It was also very difficult to understand the