Just tell me the truth. I don't like that I got laid off only 2 months in. But I'd rather know that it's because a stupid decision was made on high, rather than my own doing.
I added my profile to hired.com. I then received an interview request from Wayfair for the software engineer role and scheduled a call with a recruiter. I explained my background and experience to the recruiter. Later, I received an email to sched
There was an initial phone screen with the recruiter that discussed basic technological experience as well as a few behavioral questions. The next round was an online coding challenge, with no time limit. After that, there was a technical interview
Once they received my referral, the recruiter set up a preliminary phone screen, which went fine. I was then asked for a code sample and sent a 24-hour coding challenge, which I completed within the allotted time. At this point, the recruiter confi
I added my profile to hired.com. I then received an interview request from Wayfair for the software engineer role and scheduled a call with a recruiter. I explained my background and experience to the recruiter. Later, I received an email to sched
There was an initial phone screen with the recruiter that discussed basic technological experience as well as a few behavioral questions. The next round was an online coding challenge, with no time limit. After that, there was a technical interview
Once they received my referral, the recruiter set up a preliminary phone screen, which went fine. I was then asked for a code sample and sent a 24-hour coding challenge, which I completed within the allotted time. At this point, the recruiter confi