Struggling to stay afloat
Struggling to stay afloat
Great company culture.
Yahoo cares about its employees.
Lots of company pride, activities, events, contests, etc. Higher than average salaries.
Internally in chaos. Difficult to get anything done. Constantly changing priorities, abandoned projects. If your project nears completion, expect it to be cancelled at the last minute due to new, ever-changing priorities.
Stop trying to imitate other companies and find your own strength. You don't have to jump on every trendy bandwagon to prove your worth.
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Software Engineer
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
Software Engineer
Technical interview with coding questions. Topics include: * Data structures * Algorithms * Distributed systems * Scalability * Puzzles and brain teasers. Specific algorithm types such as dynamic programming and greedy algorithms are als
Software Engineer
I interviewed with four people. The first person asked a few seemingly irrelevant questions. The director appeared sharp and on the ball, but I suspect the engineers do not get along with the first-line manager.
Software Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2015There 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
Software Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesJuly 1, 2011Technical interview with coding questions. Topics include: * Data structures * Algorithms * Distributed systems * Scalability * Puzzles and brain teasers. Specific algorithm types such as dynamic programming and greedy algorithms are als
Software Engineer
Sunnyvale, California, United StatesMay 1, 2009I interviewed with four people. The first person asked a few seemingly irrelevant questions. The director appeared sharp and on the ball, but I suspect the engineers do not get along with the first-line manager.
