Good name, international, respected for the most part. They're trying their best to keep up with Google and other big players. There's room for growth and advancement.
Yahoo compensation is good, and the HR experience is awesome!
Multi-national distributed teams. Most employees don't strive for more. Some systems and processes are archaic, and there's "yellow tape" in areas where there shouldn't be.
Less politics, more productivity and creativity!
Phone interview followed by personnel interview. In the personnel interview, some of them conducted video interview from San Jose. After that, HR interview done. After 2 weeks, they send the offer along with the background check papers to sign.
There was a 20-minute screening round first, followed by a technical expertise round. The interviewer asked about past experience in the next round, including a LeetCode question.
It took a whole day to complete the process. I was surprised by the kind of people and the kind of technical questions asked. Probably, I had over expectations. There was no focus on potential, thought process, or problem-solving skills, but rather
Phone interview followed by personnel interview. In the personnel interview, some of them conducted video interview from San Jose. After that, HR interview done. After 2 weeks, they send the offer along with the background check papers to sign.
There was a 20-minute screening round first, followed by a technical expertise round. The interviewer asked about past experience in the next round, including a LeetCode question.
It took a whole day to complete the process. I was surprised by the kind of people and the kind of technical questions asked. Probably, I had over expectations. There was no focus on potential, thought process, or problem-solving skills, but rather