This was for a position at TBD.

• Call with recruiter
• Call with hiring manager
• Take-home project
• Final round with 3 engineers

I would recommend joining their Discord community server, as all the employees are there, and you can get a feel for how they interact.

They really want to make sure you understand what decentralization means and are passionate about applying these concepts to real-world scenarios. I would read through their documentation to get an understanding of the concepts they'll be asking about.

It took over two weeks to get a rejection from the recruiter after the final round, but otherwise, they moved quickly.

Overall, I think it was the right call because you really have to be passionate about this intersection of decentralization and developer infrastructure. Everyone was really into it, and I don't think I was able to match up in terms of personal interest.

Take-home project - don't have to spend more than 2 hours.

Choose your own adventure:

1. Prior work you've done: Code review.
2. Take-home demo: Next.js → Docusaurus running on Netlify.
3. PDF: Expertise in bundling, React, design systems, lifecycle hooks, test-driven development process.

Project should show expertise in web bundling and unit testing.

What does decentralization mean to you?

Let's review your take-home project together and talk and test how well you understand decentralization concepts.