Nice product with a great team.
Uses old technology.
Not much feature work.
Keep going, break into more microservices.
I applied through the university job fair and they scheduled a phone interview with me after two weeks. Yahoo's interview process is kind of slow; you have to push them all the time, otherwise you have to wait. The interview was about one hour, and
Two technical phone screenings. One day onsite included three interviews: * The first two were technical. * The third was behavioral. Heard back within two days, a very fast turnaround. Recruiters were very nice and helpful.
I received a phone call from one of the managers. We spoke about what they did at the Yahoo Champaign office and my resume/projects. After that, he invited me onsite for 4 rounds of technical interviews and an interview with the site manager to wrap
I applied through the university job fair and they scheduled a phone interview with me after two weeks. Yahoo's interview process is kind of slow; you have to push them all the time, otherwise you have to wait. The interview was about one hour, and
Two technical phone screenings. One day onsite included three interviews: * The first two were technical. * The third was behavioral. Heard back within two days, a very fast turnaround. Recruiters were very nice and helpful.
I received a phone call from one of the managers. We spoke about what they did at the Yahoo Champaign office and my resume/projects. After that, he invited me onsite for 4 rounds of technical interviews and an interview with the site manager to wrap