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Sierra AI · 3 months ago
"The process was smooth in terms of communication and scheduling. The people I met were incredibly kind and high caliber. They were highly personable and seem they are trying to find others who can continue its culture of excellence."
Forward Deployed Engineer · Mid Level / L4

Hubspot · 5 months ago
"The process was straightforward, recruiter call followed by online assessment. Depending on the assessment, you are invited for a virtual on-site, with coding and system design. If you succeed, then there is a deep dive project round and finally behavioral. Interview is split into stages."
Software Engineer · Senior / L5

Apple · 5 months ago
"I applied online for a mid-level IC3 software engineering role in Apple's hardware org, and a recruiter reached out after the team liked my resume. After a short recruiter chat, I got a 24-hour Python take-home, then a 45-minute technical screen where I walked through the project and solved a palindrome-style coding question. The final loop was remote and split over two days, with six interviews total: a friendly hiring manager chat, a loose AI/system design round, and four Python rounds covering coding, class design, and debugging. Most of the interviewers were nice and the questions felt fair, but the debugging round was the hardest for me and the very last round felt much more like getting grilled. I got the rejection the following Monday, and they would not give any final-round feedback."
Software Engineer · Mid Level / L4

Two Sigma · 5 months ago
"The overall interview process went smoothly. My recruiter was friendly and communicative, and flexible with my schedule (I was traveling and had to split up my interviews). I received feedback relatively quickly after each round (within a few days - I often had to wait longer with other companies). No surprises, the recruiter clearly described the type of interview for each round."
Software Engineer · Senior / L5

DoorDash · 8 months ago
"It was well organized, and the teams took turns so as not to be redundant. It is helpful to go with data-backed examples like AI did for easy reference.
While it is not always obvious, you can look up facts like who is the market leader in grocery or what's the number of customers /DAO for an app. It's not necessary to memorize all these Google-able numbers.
I was asked a question about TikTok. I explained how I don't use apps that drain my time and focus, and they gave me a different question."
Product Manager · Principal / Director / L8+

Okta · 2 years ago
"I enjoyed the whole process and transparency throughout. Though it's a bit dated, I'm sure the general premise is still the same.
Recruiter phone screen
Online coding assessment
45 mins tech interview
Onsite with 3 technical interviews and 2 behavioural (1 of my tech was cancelled)
Communication was always clear and it took a bit longer since it was over the Christmas break. Got offer shortly after the final and accepted, super glad!"
Software Engineer · Intern

Apple · 3 years ago
"I was not interested to proceed with futher interview rounds since I got promoted in my current role"
Site Reliability Engineer · Mid Level / L4
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