I spent 5+ years with Yahoo IDC, Bangalore and only have good things to say. Great work and employee benefits.
The company is trying hard to be relevant, but it's too late to win the market share.
The interview process began with a first-round telephone call, which was a general discussion with some easy technical questions. Afterward, I was informed there would be another telephone round. It was scheduled, but then the HR representative calle
I interviewed with a different department at Yahoo in the past, and this experience was equally frustrating. The interview itself was not particularly difficult; however, communication from the recruiter was spotty. Shortly after the virtual onsite
Waste of time. 4-hour work sample plus 6 hours of interviews. No discussion of the work sample or feedback on it was provided. The technical interviewers were not friendly or collaborative and spoke poor English.
The interview process began with a first-round telephone call, which was a general discussion with some easy technical questions. Afterward, I was informed there would be another telephone round. It was scheduled, but then the HR representative calle
I interviewed with a different department at Yahoo in the past, and this experience was equally frustrating. The interview itself was not particularly difficult; however, communication from the recruiter was spotty. Shortly after the virtual onsite
Waste of time. 4-hour work sample plus 6 hours of interviews. No discussion of the work sample or feedback on it was provided. The technical interviewers were not friendly or collaborative and spoke poor English.