Yandex is a great place to work.
Didn't find any noticeable cons.
I recently decided to test my knowledge and go through a few interviews. In addition, a Yandex representative himself wrote to me via email. Although my resume wasn't posted anywhere, they found it through another company's service for storing progra
I applied through the Yandex website and submitted solutions for a few tasks, which took an overall of three full days to complete. The questions were fairly difficult and required good problem-solving skills, knowledge about complexity, data structu
Classic: 3 rounds, 2 easy-medium LeetCode tasks per round. After that, you get an interview with the team. It's not limited; you can fail if the team doesn't like you, or you don't like the team.
I recently decided to test my knowledge and go through a few interviews. In addition, a Yandex representative himself wrote to me via email. Although my resume wasn't posted anywhere, they found it through another company's service for storing progra
I applied through the Yandex website and submitted solutions for a few tasks, which took an overall of three full days to complete. The questions were fairly difficult and required good problem-solving skills, knowledge about complexity, data structu
Classic: 3 rounds, 2 easy-medium LeetCode tasks per round. After that, you get an interview with the team. It's not limited; you can fail if the team doesn't like you, or you don't like the team.