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Indeed
Software Engineer
Indeed·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

syatematic, and all 5 round after the pre phone screening round was on same day. Focus on code review.

4 rounds
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DoorDash
Product Manager
DoorDash·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

Everything you find online about the interview structure is exactly how it is run. I split the interviews over 4 consecutive days. I could have asked more questions and done a lot more mock interview practice. When an interviewer interjects - you are off track, take a moment to catch your breath and come back.

2 rounds3 questions
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Roblox
Software Engineer
Roblox·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

Fairly standard interview process, recruiters are very helpful in giving general direction of how to prepare for each interview

3 rounds3 questions
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Databricks
Software Engineer
Databricks·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

Overall process is good, recruiter moves fast, interviewer is collaborative. The expectation for coding round is high - aim for optimal and bug-free solution.

2 rounds1 question
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Backend Intern
AHL Logics·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

Overall, the interview went well, especially considering that it was my first real technical interview. I was able to answer most of the personal and technical questions confidently, and I explained my previous internship experience and my motivation for learning backend development. However, I found some parts challenging, especially the problem-solving question. I also felt a little nervous at the beginning, which made it harder to organize some of my answers. Looking back, I think I needed a little more time to prepare, especially for technical and problem-solving questions. Overall, it was a valuable experience, and I learned a lot from it.

1 round1 question
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JP Morgan Chase
Frontend Engineer
JP Morgan Chase·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

Technical being able to use Generic types and useEffect cleanup in a live coding environment without any references

2 rounds1 question
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Anthropic
Solutions Architect
Anthropic·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

Very focused on the culture screening and "Why Anthropic," they pushed on this quite a bit. They really want to see that you have pre-sales experience as well, think I had more post sales experience and that was not as ideal for them.

2 rounds1 question
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OpenAI
Technical Program Manager
OpenAI·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

It was very conversational. The recruiter call was pretty easy and direct. The next round was with two interviewers and I was given 45 minutes to dive deep into a technical challenge or program I solved or drove. It was very very conversational and while they probed it was not very adversarial

3 rounds1 question
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Rippling
Product Lead
Rippling·Posted 2 months ago · Jun 2026

Easy enough. They go narrow and deep on the homework assignments. Answer the questions as is. Do not question the question.

3 rounds2 questions
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