Amazing work-life balance.
Everyone is super learned in the company, especially the old talent from amazing schools like MIT, Stanford, and Berkeley.
Everyone is helpful and pushing.
Food everyday, like old times, please.
First, I introduced myself to the interviewer. He then asked me some questions regarding my resume. After that, he asked me some common interview questions and one coding question.
I applied online and got a phone screen interview after several days. The interview itself was around 1 hour, and the interviewer asked me regular algorithmic problems. The problem itself was not hard but asked to solve it using an optimal solution
The interview process had three parts: * Write code based on a design (actually, more like completing code). * Take a test with SQL, Math, and Programming questions. * Discuss the code written in the first part with a Senior Programmer and the
First, I introduced myself to the interviewer. He then asked me some questions regarding my resume. After that, he asked me some common interview questions and one coding question.
I applied online and got a phone screen interview after several days. The interview itself was around 1 hour, and the interviewer asked me regular algorithmic problems. The problem itself was not hard but asked to solve it using an optimal solution
The interview process had three parts: * Write code based on a design (actually, more like completing code). * Take a test with SQL, Math, and Programming questions. * Discuss the code written in the first part with a Senior Programmer and the