The initial phone interview was very easy. He asked questions like, "What is HTML?" and "What is the difference between JavaScript and Java?"

Second round: Details about Java. A small online coding question (shared screen) was asked. It was easy.

Third round: More details on Java. The interview was a similar screen-sharing format.

Final on-site interview: Here is where things got weird. For Pete's sake, I am applying for a Software Engineer position. When you call us on-site, I expect coding questions, whiteboarding, and data structures. They didn't ask me a single coding question. All questions were behavioral, like "Tell me about yourself" and "What do your friends think of you?" (I don't care :-P).

Nothing was difficult. He did ask me questions like, "How many balls can fit in a car?" and to find a root cause problem.