Awesome perks like free coffee, food, and a gym.
Smart, smart people always willing to help.
Very vigorous code reviews (a good thing as I was an intern).
Compiling a build takes a long time. It's just an excuse to get more coffee, I guess.
I was contacted through a university career fair. The first round of technical interview was conducted over the phone. It was relatively easy, and I aced it. Soon after, I got an on-site interview call. The on-site interview was in a two-on-one form
The interview lasted for 30 minutes total. It was a virtual interview with a group of two interviewers taking turns asking questions. Overall, they were pleasant to talk to, but I got ghosted afterwards. Purely behavioral questions.
A standard process. First, talking to a company recruiter. Then, a 45-minute call with the engineering manager, which mostly entailed some generic questions about my background, followed by a small coding exercise.
I was contacted through a university career fair. The first round of technical interview was conducted over the phone. It was relatively easy, and I aced it. Soon after, I got an on-site interview call. The on-site interview was in a two-on-one form
The interview lasted for 30 minutes total. It was a virtual interview with a group of two interviewers taking turns asking questions. Overall, they were pleasant to talk to, but I got ghosted afterwards. Purely behavioral questions.
A standard process. First, talking to a company recruiter. Then, a 45-minute call with the engineering manager, which mostly entailed some generic questions about my background, followed by a small coding exercise.