Lots to learn and incredible work-life balance. They really make fun (one of their core values) a cornerstone of their experience, while allowing and encouraging plenty of room for professional growth for the more ambitious.
The SF office can be a bit pricey, especially if you own a car. The views are great, though.
The interview was quick, and I was asked a UML modeling question. The questions progressively became more challenging, prompting thought but were not overly difficult. The interview was quick, and I was asked a UML modeling question. The questions pr
Interviewed on the phone. Asked about background and academic accomplishments. Wanted to know if I did any internships while at school. Told me a little about the job, but never got a callback.
# Contacted in June by a Workday sourcer on LinkedIn. # "Coffee" screen interview by a hiring manager. # Another phone screen by another hiring manager. # First onsite - 5 rounds: Senior Manager, Associate Manager, Senior SWE, DevOps Engineer, SWE Di
The interview was quick, and I was asked a UML modeling question. The questions progressively became more challenging, prompting thought but were not overly difficult. The interview was quick, and I was asked a UML modeling question. The questions pr
Interviewed on the phone. Asked about background and academic accomplishments. Wanted to know if I did any internships while at school. Told me a little about the job, but never got a callback.
# Contacted in June by a Workday sourcer on LinkedIn. # "Coffee" screen interview by a hiring manager. # Another phone screen by another hiring manager. # First onsite - 5 rounds: Senior Manager, Associate Manager, Senior SWE, DevOps Engineer, SWE Di