Good growth, fine pay, ok work.
Old Yahoo/AOL products, reducing benefits left, right, and center.
The first time through was quite a cursory interview. I had come from Microsoft, where I interviewed in the late nineties. During that time, Microsoft interviews were infamous for difficulty (now they would be akin to Google interviews). My Yahoo int
I had two rounds of telephone interviews: Round 1: Basic C++ questions * Difference between `new` and `malloc` * Virtual functions * VTable * Virtual destructors * REST/SOAP * Difference between POST and GET Round 2: * Difference between a thread a
The hiring process is extremely slow. The recruiter's work is unprofessional and inefficient. The recruiter forwarded my resume to the team. Then, an engineer contacted me directly and arranged the interview. It was unusual that the recruiter did no
The first time through was quite a cursory interview. I had come from Microsoft, where I interviewed in the late nineties. During that time, Microsoft interviews were infamous for difficulty (now they would be akin to Google interviews). My Yahoo int
I had two rounds of telephone interviews: Round 1: Basic C++ questions * Difference between `new` and `malloc` * Virtual functions * VTable * Virtual destructors * REST/SOAP * Difference between POST and GET Round 2: * Difference between a thread a
The hiring process is extremely slow. The recruiter's work is unprofessional and inefficient. The recruiter forwarded my resume to the team. Then, an engineer contacted me directly and arranged the interview. It was unusual that the recruiter did no