People are smart most times.
Most managers are terrible there.
First, you have to complete an assessment. Then, there were four interview stages with managers. The stages were divided in an alternate order: the first was coding, and the second was behavioral.
Honestly, the 3-hour loop felt like a maze. First interviewer had no clue, was texting someone on Teams, and didn't bother to even understand my resume. Second interviewer explained the entire problem verbally (it was a LeetCode Hard) and asked me
A 30-minute phone interview was conducted. Following the phone interview, an on-site interview took place at their office in Toronto, Ontario. The interviewer was helpful in answering my questions while I solved the problems.
First, you have to complete an assessment. Then, there were four interview stages with managers. The stages were divided in an alternate order: the first was coding, and the second was behavioral.
Honestly, the 3-hour loop felt like a maze. First interviewer had no clue, was texting someone on Teams, and didn't bother to even understand my resume. Second interviewer explained the entire problem verbally (it was a LeetCode Hard) and asked me
A 30-minute phone interview was conducted. Following the phone interview, an on-site interview took place at their office in Toronto, Ontario. The interviewer was helpful in answering my questions while I solved the problems.