Bright people, like very bright, good ‘surface’ culture. The name on the resume is very valuable and helps advance the career.
Too big. A lot depends on the department. Some departments are not so great.
A lot of NIH. A lot of "us vs them" across departments.
Some people are too bright.
I only got to the "third" stage: - Phone call from HR where I was asked a couple of common questions about software development. - Interview that aimed to check my ability to write code. - Interview that aimed to check my ability to solve algorithmi
Multiple stages: * HR phone call: Simple company introduction, with questions about expectations and current position. * 1-2 coding interviews with LeetCode tasks (easy-medium). Each stage includes 1-2 coding tasks. Before the tasks, there are gener
The application process had two parts: a Skype interview with a technical specialist and an on-site interview with different team members. Questions covered algorithms, O-notation, and some C++ specific topics. The second stage took about 5 hours,
I only got to the "third" stage: - Phone call from HR where I was asked a couple of common questions about software development. - Interview that aimed to check my ability to write code. - Interview that aimed to check my ability to solve algorithmi
Multiple stages: * HR phone call: Simple company introduction, with questions about expectations and current position. * 1-2 coding interviews with LeetCode tasks (easy-medium). Each stage includes 1-2 coding tasks. Before the tasks, there are gener
The application process had two parts: a Skype interview with a technical specialist and an on-site interview with different team members. Questions covered algorithms, O-notation, and some C++ specific topics. The second stage took about 5 hours,