Work/Life Balance - Never expected to work ridiculous hours. Tough Mudder. Talent Show. Happy Hours. Morale Events. I never watch the clock while I'm at work.
Everyone here is intelligent and hard-working, without a political "let me take credit for that" attitude. I've always been trusted to do good work and given the credit for my contributions without feeling cheated or taken advantage of.
Hackweeks!
Zillow wants me to succeed, so I want us to succeed.
No dogs allowed! Though our CEO has conveyed a personal wish for dogs, the building won't allow it, which is a bummer. Maybe someday if we occupy enough floors!
Keep being transparent!
Met at career fair. Was emailed coding questions a couple days later. Had a phone interview or two a month later. Then, three consecutive in-person interviews for one hour each.
I had a coding interview, with two rounds of phone interviews and finally four rounds at the onsite location. The interviews went well, except for one onsite round where the interviewer seemed to be working on his own tasks while I was coding on the
Pretty standard based on what everyone else on here said. A 45-minute phone interview with basic technical questions was followed by three-hour onsite interviews. The onsite portion increased in difficulty. The first and last interviewers seemed eng
Met at career fair. Was emailed coding questions a couple days later. Had a phone interview or two a month later. Then, three consecutive in-person interviews for one hour each.
I had a coding interview, with two rounds of phone interviews and finally four rounds at the onsite location. The interviews went well, except for one onsite round where the interviewer seemed to be working on his own tasks while I was coding on the
Pretty standard based on what everyone else on here said. A 45-minute phone interview with basic technical questions was followed by three-hour onsite interviews. The onsite portion increased in difficulty. The first and last interviewers seemed eng