Good atmosphere. The space is very open, and the people are fun and interesting.
There are snacks as well as a Starbucks coffee machine in the break rooms.
The managers are really flexible and able to deal with issues that arise quickly.
The pay here is a little less than some of the larger companies in the area, but I found that it is not as demanding on your personal life.
Zillow started the interviews by sending me a coding question to complete and return. I then had a phone interview that included basic questions about my resume and interests, as well as some high-level algorithm questions. Finally, they flew me ou
I turned in my resume online and was contacted by HR. After a few weeks, a recruiter emailed me with a couple of technical questions. I then had a phone interview that included basic questions about my resume and interests, as well as some high-level
Coding Challenge over Email: 1. WAP to convert string to Long 2. WAP to insert a node in a trinary tree Phone Interview 1: * Resume questions, why Zillow? * Process vs. thread * Hash, BST, running times * Hash vs. BST * Java garbage collector algo
Zillow started the interviews by sending me a coding question to complete and return. I then had a phone interview that included basic questions about my resume and interests, as well as some high-level algorithm questions. Finally, they flew me ou
I turned in my resume online and was contacted by HR. After a few weeks, a recruiter emailed me with a couple of technical questions. I then had a phone interview that included basic questions about my resume and interests, as well as some high-level
Coding Challenge over Email: 1. WAP to convert string to Long 2. WAP to insert a node in a trinary tree Phone Interview 1: * Resume questions, why Zillow? * Process vs. thread * Hash, BST, running times * Hash vs. BST * Java garbage collector algo