Great Tech, Lacking Leadership
Great Tech, Lacking Leadership
Great exposure to good technology at one of the tech giants.
Super benefits like transport, food (likely to go), health, education, home internet, online resources (LinkedIn, Lynda, Pluralsight, O'Reilly), and book reimbursement.
Software licenses to almost any software.
Great workspace.
Mac. Phone (+ SIM).
Lacks proper leadership from top to bottom. No vision for the future. A lot of resources are wasted doing maintenance of infra and on-prem resources. No effective way of encashing great technology at Yahoo. Compensation is not very competitive. Work-life balance is not good unless a request is made.
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Software Engineer
Two back-to-back 30-minute interviews. These were mainly coding, but there were some general knowledge questions too, such as: * What is MVC? * What is OOP? * What is BFS? * What is DFS? Verbal programming questions seemed geared towards C++ and Ja
Software Engineer
A recruiter reached out to me. After a few phone calls and a phone screen, I headed down to Sunnyvale for an in-person interview. It was all pretty reasonable. Three people came in and interviewed me for about an hour each. Nothing seemed out of the
Software Engineer
Phone interview about OOP, coding, OS, threads, and so on. I did well. Then I went for the onsite interview at Champaign, IL. There were 4 rounds of technical interviews. I did well except for one round where a rude, strong-accented Indian interview
Software Engineer
CanadaJune 1, 2016Two back-to-back 30-minute interviews. These were mainly coding, but there were some general knowledge questions too, such as: * What is MVC? * What is OOP? * What is BFS? * What is DFS? Verbal programming questions seemed geared towards C++ and Ja
Software Engineer
United StatesJanuary 27, 2014A recruiter reached out to me. After a few phone calls and a phone screen, I headed down to Sunnyvale for an in-person interview. It was all pretty reasonable. Three people came in and interviewed me for about an hour each. Nothing seemed out of the
Software Engineer
Champaign, Illinois, United StatesAugust 1, 2014Phone interview about OOP, coding, OS, threads, and so on. I did well. Then I went for the onsite interview at Champaign, IL. There were 4 rounds of technical interviews. I did well except for one round where a rude, strong-accented Indian interview
