The people are nice and the food is good.
The culture is good, yet the review process hurt the morale of the people and the management is not great.
I had a phone screen followed by an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of 5 rounds, focusing on algorithms, trees, and linked list questions. There were also design questions on real-world problems, such as shopping site design. They required c
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
Robbed me of two months of my time! The interview process was straightforward: apply online, get called within a week for a phone screen, and then onsite interviews within the next two weeks. This was followed by a hellacious ordeal regarding the de
I had a phone screen followed by an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of 5 rounds, focusing on algorithms, trees, and linked list questions. There were also design questions on real-world problems, such as shopping site design. They required c
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
Robbed me of two months of my time! The interview process was straightforward: apply online, get called within a week for a phone screen, and then onsite interviews within the next two weeks. This was followed by a hellacious ordeal regarding the de