I interviewed via a recruiting agency. They first set a talk to one hiring manager. Then I got another email asking for scheduling with a second hiring manager. When I asked if I needed to talk to both managers, I heard that it was an oversight. However, they cancelled the first and second hiring manager and set up a call with the third hiring manager. However, they didn't change the meeting link erroneously, so I waited for a while to talk to someone. I contacted the recruiting agency but didn't hear back. Finally the 3rd hiring manager sent me an email and said whether I am still available. I joined the new meeting link that she provided. This interview was more in the form of a chat.
After the chat with the hiring manager, they sent me to the tech screen round. In the tech screen, they first started with an introduction and informed me that I will have to solve 2 programming challenges within 45 to 50 mins so that I get time at the end for asking questions. I solved both, for the first problem interviewer asked if I can optimize it. I was under time pressure as I knew I had to solve a second problem. I tried but couldn't see a way to optimize.
Anyway, after the interview I didn't hear back anything from them for 2 weeks. When I reached out to the recruiting agency they said, I didn't pass the tech screen. This company must be the next Google as they expect their candidate to provide optimal solutions for 2 problems in 45 to 50 mins.
Well the fun part is 1 week later, the recruiter from this company reached out to me saying how I have all the relevant experience blah blah. This guy is repeatedly sending me emails. I didn't bother to reply to a recruiter of a company who cannot track whether they have approached and interviewed a candidate.
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The following metrics were computed from 2 interview experiences for the Amplitude Senior Software Engineer role in Vancouver, Canada.
Amplitude's interview process for their Senior Software Engineer roles in Vancouver, Canada is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Amplitude's Senior Software Engineer interview process in Vancouver, Canada.