Decent benefits, snacks, and beer in kitchens.
Unfortunately, it seems as though tech follows product.
The questions were not that hard. First, there was a phone interview. That was good and professional, and I received good feedback. So, I was brought onsite. The onsite interview had three rounds. The first two interviewers asked about system desig
The entire process was quick and smooth. It started with a phone call with the recruiter, where we discussed likes/dislikes, career path (general stuff), and went over my resume. She immediately let me know that I would be moving on to the second ro
I was approached on LinkedIn and set up a phone call. They just wanted to learn about my background. It was a great chat, though. There weren't many technical questions, but I did learn about behavioral questions (BQs).
The questions were not that hard. First, there was a phone interview. That was good and professional, and I received good feedback. So, I was brought onsite. The onsite interview had three rounds. The first two interviewers asked about system desig
The entire process was quick and smooth. It started with a phone call with the recruiter, where we discussed likes/dislikes, career path (general stuff), and went over my resume. She immediately let me know that I would be moving on to the second ro
I was approached on LinkedIn and set up a phone call. They just wanted to learn about my background. It was a great chat, though. There weren't many technical questions, but I did learn about behavioral questions (BQs).