Yahoo! is a bleeding-edge Internet company serving millions of users every day with content. Yet, working there is still far from a very heavy media company structure, and technology is very well used to make everyone's job as challenging as in a small, new startup. Overall, the spirit of the company is amazing, and working there is a lot of fun, even given the size.
The employer brand is trashed these days, and the misconception by many that Yahoo! is only a search engine often puts a lot of unnecessary pressure and PR decisions on some other products.
Please, keep the purple culture alive, but get more precise in your goals and products. Engineering and UED time are wasted because products in Y!OS and Mobile get micromanaged or redefined all the time.
A recruiter reached out to me first. Then, I was bombarded with a number of different internal positions. Finally, they zeroed in on one position. I talked with the manager and then went in for the in-person interview. The position didn't quite seem
There were four interviewers. 60% of the questions were from LeetCode. I will definitely recommend solving as many problems on LeetCode as possible. However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't spend time on system design and object-oriented programmi
I had two phone screens, which were fairly simple. They asked questions such as: * What are the fundamentals of OOP? * What is the difference between OOP and scripting languages like PHP? Then, I went in for the on-site interview, which was all day
A recruiter reached out to me first. Then, I was bombarded with a number of different internal positions. Finally, they zeroed in on one position. I talked with the manager and then went in for the in-person interview. The position didn't quite seem
There were four interviewers. 60% of the questions were from LeetCode. I will definitely recommend solving as many problems on LeetCode as possible. However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't spend time on system design and object-oriented programmi
I had two phone screens, which were fairly simple. They asked questions such as: * What are the fundamentals of OOP? * What is the difference between OOP and scripting languages like PHP? Then, I went in for the on-site interview, which was all day