The office and people/management were nice. Overall, a good experience at Yahoo.
While Yahoo certainly is one of the premier tech companies in Silicon Valley, it is very hard to compete with other hipper ones such as Facebook, Twitter, and Uber.
I received an email from Yahoo for a phone interview, with a confirmed day and time. After waiting 30 minutes for the call, I received an email stating she asked for a reschedule. This continued this way for 4 times. Finally, she called me on the 5th
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
Straight to the point with the phone screen. No background chatting, no basic concept explaining. Just two coding questions to deal with. The whole phone screen process took about one hour.
I received an email from Yahoo for a phone interview, with a confirmed day and time. After waiting 30 minutes for the call, I received an email stating she asked for a reschedule. This continued this way for 4 times. Finally, she called me on the 5th
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
Straight to the point with the phone screen. No background chatting, no basic concept explaining. Just two coding questions to deal with. The whole phone screen process took about one hour.