Management is trying to do its best, but it's too hard to get back the old glory.
Management is trying to do its best, but it's too hard to get back the old glory.
Inspiring smart people around.
Good recognition if you work hard.
Management is making a move towards being a media company. Even though it's the only chance for Yahoo to survive, for engineers, it's a little disheartening. The worldly view of Yahoo sucks, and Yahoo is not able to change it.
It's a hard puzzle to solve. Everybody talks about how Yahoo is going down, but nobody seems to have a clue if given a chance, or nobody wants to give Yahoo a chance. So, screw those people and move on with the current strategy. This is the last chance, and hopefully, it will work.
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Intro call System design Technical discussion Product collaboration Technical screening No DSA and LeetCode, no take-home assignment, which is nice. It's hard to prep for either you will pass or fail; there's nothing to really practice.
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Senior Software Engineer
Santa Clara, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2009The phone interview was quite easy. It covered standard algorithm questions, threads, performance analysis of C++ processes on Unix/Linux systems, and some C++ questions on pointers. The 1:1 interview was a little more theoretical, focusing on desig
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United StatesApril 22, 2025Intro call System design Technical discussion Product collaboration Technical screening No DSA and LeetCode, no take-home assignment, which is nice. It's hard to prep for either you will pass or fail; there's nothing to really practice.
