A recruiter reached out to me saying, "Here's a job description. Let me know if you're interested." They didn't mention why they were specifically reaching out to me.
In any case, I decided to explore this opportunity, so they scheduled a chat with the recruiter.
The recruiter didn't sound too excited or engaged. At one point, they were asking basically about my interview pipeline (screenings, on-sites, offers, etc.). I didn't feel comfortable sharing too many data points and gave them a vague answer.
The recruiter didn't really like my answer and kept pushing for details. It became very uncomfortable, and given the way the recruiter closed the call, I already knew they weren't moving forward.
In fact, after a couple of days, I got an email saying I wasn't the best match for the role.
I had dozens of interviews in the same period, but nothing like this ever happened to me.
The following metrics were computed from 42 interview experiences for the Box Software Engineer role in United States.
Box's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in the United States is very selective, failing most engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Box's Software Engineer interview process in United States.