Perfect working environment, with everybody equipped with Retina displays, iPhones, and other advanced electronic devices.
You could take potato chips, cola, and any fruits you want at any time while working.
Moreover, the development environment and pipeline design are cool. The people there are very nice.
It's a very big company, so when I was working there, I could feel my significance.
Marissa is good.
Interviewed with Yahoo as a new college grad. One phone coding interview, then invited to onsite for the final interview where I had four one-on-one coding/puzzle interviews. The process took an extremely long time, and my HR contact was very unorg
I had two phone screen interviews after submitting my resume. I was interviewing with two managers from different teams. Each phone screen was 60 minutes. The managers talked about their teams and Yahoo products and culture. I believe my phone inte
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
Interviewed with Yahoo as a new college grad. One phone coding interview, then invited to onsite for the final interview where I had four one-on-one coding/puzzle interviews. The process took an extremely long time, and my HR contact was very unorg
I had two phone screen interviews after submitting my resume. I was interviewing with two managers from different teams. Each phone screen was 60 minutes. The managers talked about their teams and Yahoo products and culture. I believe my phone inte
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