The office environment is really laid-back, and the people I met during my short time at Yahoo were really friendly and accommodating.
There are no downsides during my time working here.
I was invited to Yahoo NYC's Open House through my university. I pitched to several teams at the event. Most teams simply asked a bit about my experience. One team asked simple Java trivia when I mentioned Java was my primary language. I received
The HR round with the manager was straightforward, with basic general questions on the resume. It was scheduled for a technical screening. If that gets cleared, then I would have been called for the on-call process.
Phone Interview. First, I was contacted by a recruiter. Then, I was scheduled to talk to two teams that were interested in me. I had two interviews separately with two different teams. I did not receive any replies after that.
I was invited to Yahoo NYC's Open House through my university. I pitched to several teams at the event. Most teams simply asked a bit about my experience. One team asked simple Java trivia when I mentioned Java was my primary language. I received
The HR round with the manager was straightforward, with basic general questions on the resume. It was scheduled for a technical screening. If that gets cleared, then I would have been called for the on-call process.
Phone Interview. First, I was contacted by a recruiter. Then, I was scheduled to talk to two teams that were interested in me. I had two interviews separately with two different teams. I did not receive any replies after that.