Good starting place for a software engineer
Good starting place for a software engineer
- Cool work culture.
- Freedom to explore new technologies (great place for resume building) and a lot to learn from the existing tech infrastructure.
- Work/personal life balance.
- Great technical problems to solve.
- Lack of vision by the upper management.
- Goals keep changing, constant re-orgs, and it's very political (to save their own backs).
- Smart engineers are leaving constantly due to the above reasons.
- Very tenuous communication between product managers and engineers.
- Try to set proper goals for the company overall.
- Make the goals transparent to employees so that they get a sense of the impact of their work.
- Mid-level management needs a major revamp.
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There are 4 rounds for the onsite interview. * 3 rounds of coding * 1 round of lunch Most coding problems are easy to medium on LeetCode, except for one graph problem. This problem is supposed to be hard (which is difficult to describe without
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The process is formal, applied through a university career fair. I received two phone interviews from two groups at Yahoo. One group offered me an on-site opportunity. There were four interviewers for the on-site, each for approximately one hour. Mos
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I received two technical phone calls. The first asked SQL questions and simple tree traversal questions. The second asked scenario questions, focusing on how I would analyze data and approach problem-solving. About a week later, I received an email
Software Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2017There are 4 rounds for the onsite interview. * 3 rounds of coding * 1 round of lunch Most coding problems are easy to medium on LeetCode, except for one graph problem. This problem is supposed to be hard (which is difficult to describe without
Software Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesSeptember 1, 2013The process is formal, applied through a university career fair. I received two phone interviews from two groups at Yahoo. One group offered me an on-site opportunity. There were four interviewers for the on-site, each for approximately one hour. Mos
Software Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2015I received two technical phone calls. The first asked SQL questions and simple tree traversal questions. The second asked scenario questions, focusing on how I would analyze data and approach problem-solving. About a week later, I received an email
