Like the title says, Yelp is a great place to begin your software engineering career.
The app looks a bit antiquated (being fixed).
I have had four managers in my one year of being here. While this is not the norm, it is also not unheard of and happens too often. This has definitely affected my career growth. Still, I feel like I have learned a lot here.
A technical phone screen was conducted on CoderPad. This was a general algorithm question, and any language could be used. I decided to use Swift. I was then flown out to SF for an onsite interview at the HQ. It started with lunch with a randomly as
Very friendly, highly recommended. However, the tech phone screen and tech interview asked basic concepts regardless of background (e.g., "How many bytes in a 64-bit number?"). They were looking for specific answers to get through the screen. The Sk
1. Handed over the resume at the university career fair. 2. I was contacted by a recruiting manager and scheduled a phone interview (behavioral). 3. After the phone interview, I had to take an online test. 4. After the online test was complete, I got
A technical phone screen was conducted on CoderPad. This was a general algorithm question, and any language could be used. I decided to use Swift. I was then flown out to SF for an onsite interview at the HQ. It started with lunch with a randomly as
Very friendly, highly recommended. However, the tech phone screen and tech interview asked basic concepts regardless of background (e.g., "How many bytes in a 64-bit number?"). They were looking for specific answers to get through the screen. The Sk
1. Handed over the resume at the university career fair. 2. I was contacted by a recruiting manager and scheduled a phone interview (behavioral). 3. After the phone interview, I had to take an online test. 4. After the online test was complete, I got