Projects were pretty challenging and a good learning curve.
Everything was well-organized, and I didn't see any cons.
Two phone interviews (one for JavaScript and one for pure CSS) followed by an onsite interview. Onsite: Three interviews in one day, followed by lunch with the team leader. Many scopes in front-end development, including: * Pure JavaScript * Object
Like a normal on-site interview. Initially a phone screen where I was asked about some iOS related conceptual questions. Then a series of onsite interviews where I had 4-5 interviews with different engineers and team managers.
I was hired as an intern and was converted to full-time based on performance. Phone interviews for new college grads are fairly tough. Now, when I look back, I feel like those questions were very basic. But at that stage of my career, they were good
Two phone interviews (one for JavaScript and one for pure CSS) followed by an onsite interview. Onsite: Three interviews in one day, followed by lunch with the team leader. Many scopes in front-end development, including: * Pure JavaScript * Object
Like a normal on-site interview. Initially a phone screen where I was asked about some iOS related conceptual questions. Then a series of onsite interviews where I had 4-5 interviews with different engineers and team managers.
I was hired as an intern and was converted to full-time based on performance. Phone interviews for new college grads are fairly tough. Now, when I look back, I feel like those questions were very basic. But at that stage of my career, they were good