Fun environment to work in.
Hard to believe in the value of Yahoo.
More communication to engineers.
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn last October. Because I was considering quitting my PhD program, I pinged back. After that, we had three rounds of phone interviews. In January, the manager decided to move forward with an offer. I was ready
I applied through the career website and had a phone interview one month after. I was asked resume-related questions and was invited to an onsite interview on that same day. The onsite interview consisted of 4 technical interview rounds. Two month
The interviewer first introduced himself and his team. Then, he gave me two coding challenges: * Reverse string * Reverse words in a string Finally, we talked about data structures and MapReduce. He showed me a situation where I would need to use M
I was contacted by a recruiter on LinkedIn last October. Because I was considering quitting my PhD program, I pinged back. After that, we had three rounds of phone interviews. In January, the manager decided to move forward with an offer. I was ready
I applied through the career website and had a phone interview one month after. I was asked resume-related questions and was invited to an onsite interview on that same day. The onsite interview consisted of 4 technical interview rounds. Two month
The interviewer first introduced himself and his team. Then, he gave me two coding challenges: * Reverse string * Reverse words in a string Finally, we talked about data structures and MapReduce. He showed me a situation where I would need to use M