Whatever people say, Yahoo is still a big number in the Internet. Even so, it's not competitive to Google or Facebook. It has a lot of talented engineers that 99% of web engineers can still learn from. For sure, it depends on whom you work with, but opportunities come to those that search for them.
Business-wise, still no clear path or vision.
Decide on what Yahoo stands for.
Is it a media company? Is it a tech company? Or is it again something else?
Two phone screens were involved. Live coding in a shared document. Then an on-site interview with several engineers. Lots of writing code on whiteboards. It was long and thorough, but not uncomfortable. Everyone was pretty friendly and supportive.
I applied online. It took two weeks to hear from a recruiter, and then I scheduled a phone interview. The interviewer asked mostly generic questions about items on my resume. There were a few technical questions, but they were pretty easy.
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
Two phone screens were involved. Live coding in a shared document. Then an on-site interview with several engineers. Lots of writing code on whiteboards. It was long and thorough, but not uncomfortable. Everyone was pretty friendly and supportive.
I applied online. It took two weeks to hear from a recruiter, and then I scheduled a phone interview. The interviewer asked mostly generic questions about items on my resume. There were a few technical questions, but they were pretty easy.
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