Office amenities: the snacks are the only positives.
It’s hectic. There is no real support if you are new to engineering. The workplace environment is just toxic.
I left hating coding and engineering, but in reality, it was just the company.
Phone call, tech call, then onsite, then ghosted. The interview process was all over the place, and it seemed as if everyone there was incredibly fake. They asked a few questions about caching, but when I asked for clarification or any feedback, the
I got an employee referral. I was sent an online test, but I didn't crack it before time ran out. It wasn't a difficult algorithm question; I was just a bit nervous.
The interview took place in four stages: * Initial phone screen with a recruiter. * Overnight coding challenge. * Live coding session. * Cultural phone screen with a Wayfair Labs manager. **Initial Phone Screen:** The recruiter will ask que
Phone call, tech call, then onsite, then ghosted. The interview process was all over the place, and it seemed as if everyone there was incredibly fake. They asked a few questions about caching, but when I asked for clarification or any feedback, the
I got an employee referral. I was sent an online test, but I didn't crack it before time ran out. It wasn't a difficult algorithm question; I was just a bit nervous.
The interview took place in four stages: * Initial phone screen with a recruiter. * Overnight coding challenge. * Live coding session. * Cultural phone screen with a Wayfair Labs manager. **Initial Phone Screen:** The recruiter will ask que