All kinds of new projects and good culture for engineers.
Because of the nature of Zoom's service, this could be one of the best places for learning and developing HA-focused, high-traffic, distributed systems.
Because of the high speed of Zoom's expansion, documentation is very limited.
Need to communicate with the team back in China from time to time.
I had two rounds of back-to-back interviews. The first round was for resume, behavioral questions (BQ), and basic Computer Science (CS) questions. The interviewer was friendly. The second round was really awful, and I don't even feel like the interv
I was interviewed online in three rounds. Most of the questions asked were LeetCode easy or medium. * **Round 1:** Coding Assessment where I was asked to write a program in Java. It was a LeetCode medium problem. * **Round 2:** Discussion on LLD
The process transitioned from an HR phone screen to a technical interview. It featured a lot of obscure trivia on frameworks and databases, knowledge that you could definitely look up on the job. The rest of the interview focused on LeetCode-style al
I had two rounds of back-to-back interviews. The first round was for resume, behavioral questions (BQ), and basic Computer Science (CS) questions. The interviewer was friendly. The second round was really awful, and I don't even feel like the interv
I was interviewed online in three rounds. Most of the questions asked were LeetCode easy or medium. * **Round 1:** Coding Assessment where I was asked to write a program in Java. It was a LeetCode medium problem. * **Round 2:** Discussion on LLD
The process transitioned from an HR phone screen to a technical interview. It featured a lot of obscure trivia on frameworks and databases, knowledge that you could definitely look up on the job. The rest of the interview focused on LeetCode-style al