There are good perks and food. The work for backend engineering is interesting.
Cross-timezone communications.
Demanding work.
Pretty simple. There was a tech screen and a three-part onsite loop: 1. Coding 2. Design 3. Manager Coding and design were fairly simple. I had a great experience with the engineers, except for the manager. The manager was kept yawning and was lite
I had interviewed for a full-stack developer role (contact center) and cleared all rounds. But, at the last stage, they said my experience did not match the job requirements. This was disappointing, as they knew my experience earlier.
This was a really bad experience interviewing with the recruiter and with Zoom. If Zoom needs to hire someone with no sponsorship requirements, it should state that in the job title or job description. Because sponsorship is required, you don't eve
Pretty simple. There was a tech screen and a three-part onsite loop: 1. Coding 2. Design 3. Manager Coding and design were fairly simple. I had a great experience with the engineers, except for the manager. The manager was kept yawning and was lite
I had interviewed for a full-stack developer role (contact center) and cleared all rounds. But, at the last stage, they said my experience did not match the job requirements. This was disappointing, as they knew my experience earlier.
This was a really bad experience interviewing with the recruiter and with Zoom. If Zoom needs to hire someone with no sponsorship requirements, it should state that in the job title or job description. Because sponsorship is required, you don't eve