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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Beverly Hills, CA Apr 2009 – Reviewed Mar 11, 2013
Interview Details – Nice process. Called and not too difficult. Easy discussion. Good review of my skills. Nice recruiter, and easy going conversation.
Interview Question – Would I mind moving to California. That was a definite "yes". View Answer
Negotiation Details – Easy. Offer was great. Sign on moving bonus was great. No problems. Nice people. Still friends with them.
Accepted Offer – Reviewed Feb 22, 2013
Interview Details – The interview process was fairly informal, as it seemed to be somewhere in between a tour and an interview. As this was a fairly long time ago, I can't remember any specific questions that I was asked. I can say that there weren't any questions that hit me off guard, as they were simple questions with the intent to get to know the applicant.
Interview Question – Tell me about yourself Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Beverly Hills, CA Dec 2012 – Reviewed Feb 15, 2013
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I applied through a recruiter who were quick to set up the phone screen.
Phone screen was about an hour long. I was asked questions about basic java concepts, multithreading, design patterns, hibernate etc. Overall the interview went all.
Next I was called for an in person round, however it was just a coding exercise test conducted onsite. I was given a problem and laptop and was asked to code the solution in about 2-3hrs.
The office building looked awesome, however the place looked very deserted, not sure if it's because not a lot of people work there anymore or because everyone decided to take off at the same time.
Interview Question – Mutex vs Semaphone, Multithreading, Transactions in spring, hibernate configurations, design pattern - builder, factory, abstract factory, TCP vs UDP, coding exercise on reading csv and xml and printing some data Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Beverly Hills, CA Jan 2009 – Reviewed Jan 9, 2013
Interview Details – It was a one-week process, as they were in a high-growth phase and needed bodies quickly. There was one initial interview with the hiring manager, then two follow-up interviews with other staff members. Questions were straightforward -- no curveballs. Cultural fit and passion for the product seemed to be the top priority.
Interview Question – Really none to speak of. I was asked what 1-2 things I would do to improve MySpace, which was easy to answer at the time because the site was still popular/growing, so I had tons of ideas. But if someone were asked that question now... yikes. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Quick, straightforward. I think it was two phone calls over two days. The offer wasn't anything to write home about, but the site was so popular at the time that they had all the leverage. Didn't get them to budge much.
No Offer – Interviewed in Beverly Hills, CA – Reviewed Dec 2, 2012
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The whole process was fairly standard. Phone interview. In-person interview with a designer and person from product team. I crush the interview, my work was by far better than anything I've seen in Myspace to date. Ultimately I was led on by the recruiter and after several follow-up emails she didn't even have the decency to tell me it was no. What a joke and highly insulting.
The offices seemed cool, great location but abandoned. Like a company that is loosing millions of dollars a year.
Interview Question – They told me Myspace is totally changing the direction of the company, vision and product but couldn't give me any details, at all. And with that they tried to ask me how I would redesign Myspace by looking at the current (horrible) site. I was interviewing for Visual Designer not Creative Director. Answer Question
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Beverly Hills, CA Oct 2008 – Reviewed Sep 8, 2012
Interview Details – I had one phone interview, and one three hour in person interview. This was the most organized technical interview I have ever been on. The architect had three exercises for me to do. A batching exercise, a partition exercise, and something about service broker. The hiring process was fast, so expect a call within a few days after the interview if things went well.
Interview Question – I was not expecting to be asked about horizontal partitioning. They deal with quite a bit of data over there. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – Very straightforward. The offer was good, and I took it.
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Los Angeles, CA Jan 2011 – Reviewed Aug 21, 2012
Interview Details – I had one round of telephonic interview and then in person interview with 2 QA people
Interview Question – How do u test a light? Answer Question
No Offer – Interviewed in Beverly Hills, CA Nov 2009 – Reviewed Dec 23, 2010
Interview Details – Very well organized and planned by HR. Interviewers were very friendly. Offered me coffee and took me out for lunch. Did not make me nervous. Very dynamic and young talent. Relaxed work environment and good balace of life and work. Office is located in Beverly Hills and very nice area.
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No Offer – Interviewed in Los Angeles, CA Oct 2010 – Reviewed Oct 17, 2010
Interview Details – Initially asked for online assessment test. Then recruiter contacted me for an oncampus interview. Two friendly guys did 1:1 interview on Operating Systems and Algorithms. OS questions I got confused. But discussed lots of complexities and stuff about trees and maps in C++. Still waiting for the reply.
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Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Los Angeles, CA May 2010 – Reviewed Aug 3, 2010
Interview Details – I was contacted by the manager to schedule an interview. I follwed up and the date was set up. I showed up to the office and had a great interview. I then followed up a couple days later and was offered the position.
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Negotiation Details – There wasn't any negotiation.
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