Lots of mentorship, great team.
About two-thirds of the app is Obj-C. If you primarily code in Swift, this might be challenging.
Like a normal on-site interview. Initially a phone screen where I was asked about some iOS related conceptual questions. Then a series of onsite interviews where I had 4-5 interviews with different engineers and team managers.
I applied online. A recruiter reached out to me a few days later. The recruiter called once, but I was unavailable. They left a message. When I tried to call back, the recruiter never answered. Their voicemail was full, so I could not leave a message
1. Started with mock project - 3 Hours 2. 1 Hour explaining the project architecture 3. 1 Hour pair coding with another interviewer 4. 1 Hour technical and a mock project 5. 1 Hour technical and a mock project Mostly, the interviewers were very rude
Like a normal on-site interview. Initially a phone screen where I was asked about some iOS related conceptual questions. Then a series of onsite interviews where I had 4-5 interviews with different engineers and team managers.
I applied online. A recruiter reached out to me a few days later. The recruiter called once, but I was unavailable. They left a message. When I tried to call back, the recruiter never answered. Their voicemail was full, so I could not leave a message
1. Started with mock project - 3 Hours 2. 1 Hour explaining the project architecture 3. 1 Hour pair coding with another interviewer 4. 1 Hour technical and a mock project 5. 1 Hour technical and a mock project Mostly, the interviewers were very rude