The company has maintained a small company feel despite our rapid growth over the last three years. The people I work with are insightful, creative, and also really supportive and friendly. The work I do is challenging, and recognition for great work is abundant. People are passionate about their work, and it shows in the meetings and in the presentation of projects. The company is very transparent in its goals and processes, and knowledge sharing is encouraged. There is also a huge emphasis on work-life balance, but people also recognize that sometimes those hours need to be put in to hit a deadline. I haven't had an issue with putting in those extra hours because, in the long run, it helps.
There are some big company politics that have crept in subtly with the rapid hiring that we've done of people from the big boys in the area like Microsoft, Expedia, and Google, but most of it is squashed when they figure out how Zillow operates.
The management and executive know how to foster community and encourage growth amongst team members. I never feel like I'm competing with my colleagues. I feel like we are working together towards a greater goal, and that is something the management has done a really great job at fostering.
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.
Shortly after submitting my application, I received an email asking me to complete and send in a coding test. The questions were simple, including converting a string into an integer and dealing with BST insertion and deletion. After I passed this te
Very short PS - only 45 minutes long with no technical depth. It feels like they are not trying to dig into and find score in your thinking process, but rather looking for people who are skillful with PS coding questions. Although I got the right ans
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.
Shortly after submitting my application, I received an email asking me to complete and send in a coding test. The questions were simple, including converting a string into an integer and dealing with BST insertion and deletion. After I passed this te
Very short PS - only 45 minutes long with no technical depth. It feels like they are not trying to dig into and find score in your thinking process, but rather looking for people who are skillful with PS coding questions. Although I got the right ans