Good working environment. Lots of new technology exposure. Tons of in-house tools. Better work-life balance. Multicultural teams. Good career growth.
The cafeteria is very small, and you won't get much space to have food during lunch and breakfast hours.
Met at a job fair for a college. Walked through some simple code questions on the whiteboard. Also asked if willing to move to Arkansas. I told them yes.
I was contacted via a headhunter and had an initial telephonic interview. This was followed by a day of on-site interviews, which included: * One technical round. * One with the hiring manager. * One with the director of the organization.
I had an onsite interview with 3 groups from the eCommerce team and one lunch interview. In the first interview, they gave me an array and asked me to keep the largest number in the array in the first index whenever we add a new value to the array (
Met at a job fair for a college. Walked through some simple code questions on the whiteboard. Also asked if willing to move to Arkansas. I told them yes.
I was contacted via a headhunter and had an initial telephonic interview. This was followed by a day of on-site interviews, which included: * One technical round. * One with the hiring manager. * One with the director of the organization.
I had an onsite interview with 3 groups from the eCommerce team and one lunch interview. In the first interview, they gave me an array and asked me to keep the largest number in the array in the first index whenever we add a new value to the array (